HOTSPOT STABILIZATION OF GOLD NANOPARTICLES FOR APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE SERS IN BIOANALYTICAL SYSTEMS

AUTOR(ES)

Mamián-López, Mónica B.

FONTE

Quím. Nova

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

05/12/2019

RESUMO

A complete procedure including synthesizing gold nanoparticles and further hotspots stabilization is presented. Colloidal gold synthesis followed a citrate reducing reaction, then, an ideal condition for SERS enhancement with quantitative purposes was reached by searching equilibrium between salt- and analyte-induced aggregation. Under this condition, a mild aggregation is produced, along with "free sites" available on the metal surface where analyte could easily interact. As a consequence, suitable linear concentration intervals and high quality SERS spectra were obtained allowing building multivariate quantitative models. For adenine as probe molecule, LOD values were around 10-8 mol L-1, even at low laser power and short exposure time during spectral acquisition. The hotspot stabilization procedure, as shown here, allows dealing with samples or highly complex analytical matrices that can easily cause undesirable agglomerate formation like those from biological origin.

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