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One-photon plasmon luminescence and its application to correlation spectroscopy as a probe for rotational and translational dynamics of gold nanorods

Tcherniak et al., 2011

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16502778008013326886
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Tcherniak A
Dominguez-Medina S
Chang W
Swanglap P
Slaughter L
Landes C
Link S
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry C

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A strong intrinsic signal is advantageous over labeling for optical detection of nanoparticles. Intense scattering and absorption by the surface plasmon resonance, which exceeds molecular cross sections, provides a direct method for visualizing noble metal nanoparticles …
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