ArticleNanoscale advances2026
Recycling Ag SERS-substrates from strongly chemisorbing molecules.
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Abstract
The molecular fingerprint is a viable tool for molecular detection in all kinds of research and industrial fields. Surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) combines this with a high sensitivity of up to single-molecules. The plasmonic active SERS substrates most commonly consist of nanostructured noble metals on which analytes adsorb. Therefore, most SERS substrates are single use, which limits the standardized commercial usability. To overcome this issue, many researchers are investigating different methods to recycle SERS substrates like solvent washing, thermal annealing or chemical reactions. However, many environmental toxins, biomolecules or drugs are expected to exhibit strong chemisorption on metal surfaces. Harsher techniques such as plasma cleaning are required. While Ar- or O
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