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titleOfInvention A green preparation method of porous sponge-like Ag square particles and its application
abstract The invention relates to the field of nanomaterials, in particular to the green preparation of porous sponge - like Ag square particles and its application in near - infrared SERS. In the method for preparing porous sponge-like Ag square particles, the sponge-like microstructure Ag square particles prepared by the invention have strong absorption in the near-infrared, and can realize the near-infrared SERS detection. In the process of Raman measurement, if visible light is used as the excitation wavelength, the Raman signal of the target molecule will be annihilated due to strong light scattering and fluorescent background, which will lead to large detection errors and low detection sensitivity. Substantial progress has been made.
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