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titleOfInvention A kind of method for preparing self-cleaning type surface Raman enhancement substrate
abstract The invention belongs to inorganic functional material technical field, discloses a kind of method for preparing Ag@AgCl/GO self-cleaning type surface Raman enhancement substrates.Silver nitrate is used as presoma, PDDA is to modify reagent, C 6 H 12 O 6 For reducing agent, hydro-thermal reaction prepares Ag@AgCl colloidal sols.Using GO the characteristics of negatively charged and strong adsorption function and template effect, positively charged Ag@AgCl nano-particles are adsorbed by self assembly and obtains Ag@AgCl/GO laminated films and strengthens substrate applied to self-cleaning type Raman.Compared with traditional Raman enhancing substrate, self-cleaning type Raman enhancing substrate, in addition to excellent SERS performances, due also to itself excellent Photocatalytic Degradation Property realizes being used repeatedly for base material, extensive actual application prospect is made it have.
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