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Tunable Nanostructures and Sers Activities of Sputtered Thin Silver Films

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A series of silver films were fabricated on silicon by magnetron sputtering method, which enables us to finely tune silver nanostructures by adjusting sputtering process. We studied the evolutional nanostructures obtained from sputtering time, and investigated their corresponding SERS effects. Results show that nanogroove-structured thin silver films have strongest Raman signal enhancement. This work provides a very fast, simple and reproducible way to fabrication of SERS-active substrate with tunable nanostructures.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 598)

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78-81

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July 2014

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Chen Yue Yin*, Li Na Xu, Ning Gu

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SERS, Silver Nanostructures, Sputtering

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