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publicationDate 2021-11-26-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
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titleOfInvention SERS detection chip suitable for gas-phase erosive toxicant and preparation method thereof
abstract The invention relates to the technical field of SERS detection, in particular to a SERS detection chip suitable for gas-phase blister agents and a preparation method thereof. According to the method, a silver film with high SERS activity is deposited on the surface of a rough silicon substrate, then a thin gold film is deposited to protect the stability of silver, and finally a layer of ultrathin (<10nm) metal oxide sensitive material is coated on plasma metal (gold and silver) with a nano structure to serve as a surface modification layer. Wherein the silicon substrate provides a rough nanostructure, silver provides high SERS activity, gold protects the stability of silver, and the oxide layer provides the ability to capture molecules. The chip can have strong interaction with the toxin molecules when being used for detecting the gas-phase blister agents, can effectively capture target molecules based on a specific binding mechanism induced by hydroxyl, realizes the detection of the target molecules and solves the problem of difficult detection of the gas-phase blister agents.
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