Highly sensitive surface-enhanced Raman scattering substrate made from superaligned carbon nanotubes.
Highly sensitive surface-enhanced Raman scattering substrate made from superaligned carbon nanotubes.
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10.1021/nl100170j
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2010-04
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10.8
通讯作者:
Yinghui Sun;Kai Liu;Jiao Miao;Zheyao Wang;Baozhong Tian;Lina Zhang;Qunqing Li;S. Fan;K. Jia
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Yinghui Sun;Kai Liu;Jiao Miao;Zheyao Wang;Baozhong Tian;Lina Zhang;Qunqing Li;S. Fan;K. Jia
Surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) has attracted wide attention because it can enhance normally weak Raman signal by several orders of magnitude and facilitate the sensitive detection of molecules. Conventional SERS substrates are constructed by placing metal nanoparticles on a planar surface. Here we show that, if the planar surface was substituted by a unique nanoporous surface, the enhancement effect can be dramatically improved. The nanoporous surface can be easily fabricated in batches and at low costs by cross stacking superaligned carbon nanotube films. The as-prepared transparent and freestanding SERS substrate is capable of detecting ambient trinitrotoluene vapor, showing much higher Raman enhancement than ordinary planar substrates because of the extremely large surface area and the unique zero-dimensional at one-dimensional nanostructure. These results not only provide a new approach to ultrasensitive SERS substrates, but also are helpful for improving the fundamental understanding of SERS phenomena.