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Automatic control of gold nanoparticle clustering in plasmonic nanopores based on Raman spectroscopic feedback
Plasmonic nanopores have been used to trap single nanoparticles using electric bias for single-molecule surface enhanced Raman spectroscopic (SM-SERS) detection and sequencing. While they exhibit high sensitivity, removal of nanoparticle clusters in the nanopore is so labor intensive that it hampers
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