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publicationNumber KR-101230075-B1
titleOfInvention Fluorescence and SERS Detection Methods of Hg (II) Concentration in Aqueous Solution Using Gold Nanocolloid Particles
abstract The present invention relates to a fluorescence SERS detection and quantification method of Hg (II) concentration on the surface of gold nanocolloids, and more specifically, the SERS intensity of the rhodamine dye on Au nanoparticles according to the change of Hg (II) concentration in the aqueous solution. A method for measuring Hg (II) concentrations by measuring changes, and using this principle, fluorescence and surface enhancement Raman spectroscopy sensors on gold nanocolloid particle based surfaces for measuring Hg (II) concentrations in aqueous solutions. It is about.n n n In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is the concentration of Hg (II) by measuring the change in the SERS intensity of the organic dye bound on the Au (gold) nanoparticle surface due to the addition of Hg (II) in the aqueous solution It provides a method of measuring. The organic dye is preferably selected from the group consisting of rhodamine 6G, rhodamine 123, and rhodamine B.n n n n Gold Nanoparticles, Mercury Detection, Fluorescence Dissipation, Rhodamine Dye, SERS
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