THE RING OPENING REACTION OF AN EPOXY COMPOUND ON THE TOP OF CHEMISORBED CYSTAMINE STUDIED BY THE SERS TECHNIQUE*

LU Yun; XUE Gi

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THE RING OPENING REACTION OF AN EPOXY COMPOUND ON THE TOP OF CHEMISORBED CYSTAMINE STUDIED BY THE SERS TECHNIQUE*

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- THE RING OPENING REACTION OF AN EPOXY COMPOUND ON THE TOP OF CHEMISORBED CYSTAMINE STUDIED BY THE SERS TECHNIQUE*
- Vol. 12, Issue 2, Pages: 157-163(1994)
- Affiliations：
  
  1.   Department of Chemistry
  2.   Nanjing University
  3.   Nanjing 210008
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  CLC： O621.25
- Published：20 June 1994
- Accepted：
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[1]陆云,薛奇.THE RING OPENING REACTION OF AN EPOXY COMPOUND ON THE TOP OF CHEMISORBED CYSTAMINE STUDIED BY THE SERS TECHNIQUE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1994,{4}(02):157-163.

LU Yun, XUE Gi. THE RING OPENING REACTION OF AN EPOXY COMPOUND ON THE TOP OF CHEMISORBED CYSTAMINE STUDIED BY THE SERS TECHNIQUE*[J]. 1994, 12(2): 157-163.
[1]陆云,薛奇.THE RING OPENING REACTION OF AN EPOXY COMPOUND ON THE TOP OF CHEMISORBED CYSTAMINE STUDIED BY THE SERS TECHNIQUE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1994,{4}(02):157-163. DOI：

LU Yun, XUE Gi. THE RING OPENING REACTION OF AN EPOXY COMPOUND ON THE TOP OF CHEMISORBED CYSTAMINE STUDIED BY THE SERS TECHNIQUE*[J]. 1994, 12(2): 157-163. DOI：

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Metal foils for Raman scattering were prepared by HNO

etching method. These foils werefound to exhibit a strong SERS effect and excellent thermal stability. SERS spectra of cystaminehave been taken to illustrate the usefulness of this sample preparation method in the studies ofchemisorption. The ring opening reactions of an epoxy compound have been observed on the topof chemisorbed cystamine on silver foils.

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Metal foils for Raman scattering were prepared by HNO

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