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Electrochemically Tunable Chemical Interface Damping in Methyl Viologen-Modified Single Gold Nanorods
Chemical interface damping (CID) provides an important indicator of plasmon-induced direct charge transfer, but the role of molecular redox states in controlling this process remains poorly understood. Here, we investigate CID in individual methyl viologen (MV)-modified gold nanorods using single-pa
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