To develop a universal and precise detection strategy that can be applied to water contaminants of various sizes, we designed a particle-in-MoS coated cavity structure of AAO/MoS/Ag with a Raman internal standard. This modified particle-in-cavity structure not only successfully integrates both "surface hot spots" and "volume hot spots" via dressing and manipulating the cascaded optical-field mode inside the cavity but also introduces the chemical enhancement and internal standard attribute of MoS. Because of its unique three-dimensional structure, AAO/MoS/Ag accurately detects water contaminants of various sizes from ions to nanoplastics (<300 nm) for the first time. This work proposes a novel and universal surface-enhanced Raman scattering strategy for detecting multiple-size water contaminants and demonstrates the potential to build a security line in early warning systems for the prevention of water pollution.
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J Phys Chem Lett
June 2022
Shandong Provincial Engineering and Technical Center of Light Manipulation, School of Physics and Electronics, Shandong Normal University, Jinan 250014, P. R. China.
To develop a universal and precise detection strategy that can be applied to water contaminants of various sizes, we designed a particle-in-MoS coated cavity structure of AAO/MoS/Ag with a Raman internal standard. This modified particle-in-cavity structure not only successfully integrates both "surface hot spots" and "volume hot spots" via dressing and manipulating the cascaded optical-field mode inside the cavity but also introduces the chemical enhancement and internal standard attribute of MoS. Because of its unique three-dimensional structure, AAO/MoS/Ag accurately detects water contaminants of various sizes from ions to nanoplastics (<300 nm) for the first time.
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