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Sackrow et al., 2008 - Google Patents

Imaging nanometre‐sized hot spots on smooth Au films with high‐resolution tip‐enhanced luminescence and Raman near‐field optical microscopy

Sackrow et al., 2008

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2287535393432964402
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Sackrow M
Stanciu C
Lieb M
Meixner A
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ChemPhysChem

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A novel near‐field optical microscope based on a parabolic mirror is used for recording high‐ resolution tip‐enhanced photoluminescence (PL) and Raman images with unprecedented sensitivity and contrast. The measurements reveal small islands on the Au surface with …
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