CHEMICALLY DEPOSITED SILVER FILM USED AS A SERS-ACTIVE OVER-COATING LAYER FOR POLYMER FILM*

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CHEMICALLY DEPOSITED SILVER FILM USED AS A SERS-ACTIVE OVER-COATING LAYER FOR POLYMER FILM*

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- CHEMICALLY DEPOSITED SILVER FILM USED AS A SERS-ACTIVE OVER-COATING LAYER FOR POLYMER FILM*
- CHEMICALLY DEPOSITED SILVER FILM USED AS A SERS-ACTIVE OVER-COATING LAYER FOR POLYMER FILM*
- 高分子科学（英文版） 2001年19卷第3期页码：265-268
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CHEMICALLY DEPOSITED SILVER FILM USED AS A SERS-ACTIVE OVER-COATING LAYER FOR POLYMER FILM*[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 2001,19(3):265-268.

CHEMICALLY DEPOSITED SILVER FILM USED AS A SERS-ACTIVE OVER-COATING LAYER FOR POLYMER FILM*[J]. 2001, 19(3): 265-268.
CHEMICALLY DEPOSITED SILVER FILM USED AS A SERS-ACTIVE OVER-COATING LAYER FOR POLYMER FILM*[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 2001,19(3):265-268. DOI：

CHEMICALLY DEPOSITED SILVER FILM USED AS A SERS-ACTIVE OVER-COATING LAYER FOR POLYMER FILM*[J]. 2001, 19(3): 265-268. DOI：

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When colloidal silver particles were chemically deposited onto polymer film as an over-coating layer

surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) spectra could be collected for the surface analysis. SERS measurements of liquid crystalfilm were successfully performed without disturbing the surface morphology.

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When colloidal silver particles were chemically deposited onto polymer film as an over-coating layer

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