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titleOfInvention Method for rapidly detecting azoxystrobin by utilizing illumination and surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy
abstract The invention provides a method for rapidly detecting azoxystrobin by utilizing illumination and surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy, belonging to the field of substance analysis and detection. The method comprises the steps of carrying out ultraviolet irradiation on a solution containing a target object for a certain time, mixing the solution with a surface enhanced reagent, and testing by adopting a surface enhanced Raman technology. The invention confirms the existence of the azoxystrobin by detecting a newly added characteristic peak of a photolysis product of the azoxystrobin, the characteristic peak appears in a silent zone of a general Raman spectrum, and 2230cm is innovatively detected ‑1 The Raman peak at (A) is taken as a qualitative and quantitative characteristic peak. The method has the advantages of sensitivity, simplicity and low cost.
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