“…The most intense peaks of CPZ at 677, 1040, 1106, 1276, and 1591 cm −1 are attributed to the stretching vibrational mode of C-S bond, the stretching vibrational mode of C-H bond, the breathing mode of ring, the in-plane bending mode of C-H bond, and the vibration of phenyl ring [26]. The other characteristic peaks of CPZ at 728, 1167, 1242, 1296, 1411, and 1467 cm −1 are associated with the stretching vibrational mode of C-Cl bond, the in-plane bending mode of C-H bond, the symmetric stretching of C-N bond, the stretching mode of C-H bond, the symmetric stretching of C-N bond, and the stretching mode of C = C, respectively [26]. Compared with the normal Raman spectrum, the SERS spectrum is observed with higher peak intensities even if the CPZ concentration is reduced by nine orders of magnitude.…”