Surface enhanced Raman scattering in thin films: the importance of Raman analyte-plasmonic particle inverse geometry
Aadesh Mohan Naik,
Sambit Kumar Biswal,
Ranjit Laha
et al.
Abstract:Most of the successful applications of surface enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) involves placing the Raman analyte molecule over the SERS substrate. This conventional geometry of SERS does not work when the Raman analyte is in the form of a thin film. In this report, we experimentally demonstrate the importance of the rarely explored inverse geometry wherein a plasmonic particle is placed over an analyte thin film for SERS study. Initially, as a case study, the effect of size, concentration, and distribution o… Show more
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