ReviewACS applied materials & interfaces2025
Dark-Field Scattering Imaging and Spectroscopy.
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Abstract
Dark-field scattering imaging and spectroscopy are powerful optical techniques that enable the visualization and analysis of nanoscale materials and optical phenomena with exceptional contrast and sensitivity. They have become indispensable for studying plasmonic nanoparticles, revealing their sizes, shapes, compositions, and optical properties at the single-particle level. This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide for researchers, from the fundamental principles of dark-field scattering to advanced experimental setups, including forward, backward, and evanescent scattering configurations. Practical instructions for performing single-particle scattering imaging and spectroscopy, polarization-dependent measurements, and circular differential scatterometry are presented, with insights into data processing and substrate effects. In addition, we introduce advanced functions such as
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