Solution phase silver nanostructures for ehanced localized surface plasmonic sensing
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Denise E. Charles, 'Solution phase silver nanostructures for ehanced localized surface plasmonic sensing', [thesis], Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of Physics, 2010, pp 177Download Item:
Abstract:
A detailed study of the Localized Surface Plasmon Resonances (LSPR) of a range
of solution phase silver nanostructure sols and their refractive index sensitivity is
presented. This work focuses on developing a thorough understanding of the fundamental
nanostructure parameters necessary for the optimization of such nanostructure sols for
highly sensitive, efficient biosensing applications. Solution phase nanosensors such as
these are recognized as having excellent potential for such applications as they exist
homogeneously in phase with the biological target molecule of interest. Solution phase
sensing hence decreases the need for elaborate and intricate sample preparation making
them highly suitable for current assay reading technologies.
Author: Charles, Denise E.
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Werner, BlauPublisher:
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