• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 51, Issue 4, 0402404 (2024)
Bingbing Chen, Yinzhou Yan*, Chen Zhao, Yan Zhao, and Yijian Jiang
Author Affiliations
  • Institute of Laser Engineering, Faculty of Materials and Manufacturing, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing 100124, China
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    Bingbing Chen, Yinzhou Yan, Chen Zhao, Yan Zhao, Yijian Jiang. Photochemical Synthesis Towards Hierarchical Silver Micro-Nanostructures via Dielectric Microspheres for Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy(Invited)[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2024, 51(4): 0402404 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematics of laser-induced chemical reduction for hierarchical silver micro-nanostructures by dielectric microsphere focusing. (a) Self-assembly of dielectric microspheres on the surface of PDMS film; (b)‒(c) dielectric microspheres were embedded into the uncured PDMS film; (d)‒(e) preparation of AgNPs/AgMRs/MS SERS substrates by laser-chemical reduction; (f) Raman detection
    Fig. 1. Schematics of laser-induced chemical reduction for hierarchical silver micro-nanostructures by dielectric microsphere focusing. (a) Self-assembly of dielectric microspheres on the surface of PDMS film; (b)‒(c) dielectric microspheres were embedded into the uncured PDMS film; (d)‒(e) preparation of AgNPs/AgMRs/MS SERS substrates by laser-chemical reduction; (f) Raman detection
    Regulation of dielectric microsphere diameter (D) on the structure of AgNPs/AgMRs
    Fig. 2. Regulation of dielectric microsphere diameter (D) on the structure of AgNPs/AgMRs
    SEM micrographs of hierarchical silver micro-nanostructure surfaces under different photochemical parameters. (a) Evolution of hierarchical silver micro-nanostructure with CAgNO3∶CC6H5Na3O7 and irradiation time; (b) evolution of hierarchical silver nanostructure with laser irradiation power and irradiation time
    Fig. 3. SEM micrographs of hierarchical silver micro-nanostructure surfaces under different photochemical parameters. (a) Evolution of hierarchical silver micro-nanostructure with CAgNO3CC6H5Na3O7 and irradiation time; (b) evolution of hierarchical silver nanostructure with laser irradiation power and irradiation time
    SERS performance of hierarchical AgNPs/AgMRs/MS hybrid structures. (a)‒(c) Regulation of the photochemical parameters CAgNO3∶CC6H5Na3O7, irradiation power, and microsphere diameter on Raman intensity of MB at 1624 cm-1; (d)‒(g) Raman detection limit of MB, MG, 4-NBT, and CV on hierarchical AgNPs/AgMRs/MS hybrid structures SERS substrate; (h) repeatability of hierarchical AgNPs/AgMRs/MS hybrid structures; (i) histogram of intensity distribution of Raman characteristic peaks at 1396 cm-1 and 1624 cm-1 for MB molecules
    Fig. 4. SERS performance of hierarchical AgNPs/AgMRs/MS hybrid structures. (a)‒(c) Regulation of the photochemical parameters CAgNO3CC6H5Na3O7, irradiation power, and microsphere diameter on Raman intensity of MB at 1624 cm-1; (d)‒(g) Raman detection limit of MB, MG, 4-NBT, and CV on hierarchical AgNPs/AgMRs/MS hybrid structures SERS substrate; (h) repeatability of hierarchical AgNPs/AgMRs/MS hybrid structures; (i) histogram of intensity distribution of Raman characteristic peaks at 1396 cm-1 and 1624 cm-1 for MB molecules
    Raman detection limit of MB molecules on different substrates. (a) Si substrate; (b) PDMS substrate; (c) MS substrate; (d) PDMS/MS substrate; (e) AgNPs substrate; (f) AgNPs/MS substrate
    Fig. 5. Raman detection limit of MB molecules on different substrates. (a) Si substrate; (b) PDMS substrate; (c) MS substrate; (d) PDMS/MS substrate; (e) AgNPs substrate; (f) AgNPs/MS substrate
    Numerical simulation of focusing effect and directional antenna effect of AgMRs/MS structure. (a) Optical field intensity distribution of the AgMRs/MS structure; (b) focused optical field intensity distribution curve of the AgMRs/MS structure; (c) optical field intensity distributions of directional antenna effect via the free space, MS and AgMRs/MS structures; (d) far-field emission polar plot of directional antenna effect via the free space, MS and AgMRs/MS structure
    Fig. 6. Numerical simulation of focusing effect and directional antenna effect of AgMRs/MS structure. (a) Optical field intensity distribution of the AgMRs/MS structure; (b) focused optical field intensity distribution curve of the AgMRs/MS structure; (c) optical field intensity distributions of directional antenna effect via the free space, MS and AgMRs/MS structures; (d) far-field emission polar plot of directional antenna effect via the free space, MS and AgMRs/MS structure
    Data sourceRegionCharacteristic size /nm
    D=9 μmD=14 μmD=17 μmD=21 μm
    Experiment

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    1209±61

    790.5±80.9

    87.0±10.0

    334.5±32.5

    685.2±36.1

    97.0±11.7

    133.5±15.9

    267.1±23.4

    423.9±28.9

    862.4±51.3

    70.6±15.7

    98.2±13.3

    121.4±20.1

    Simulation

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    1126

    519.8

    82.2

    328.9

    712.8

    79.9

    126.1

    342.1

    479.3

    890.2

    94.9

    90.5

    134.7

    Table 1. Experimental and simulated characteristic size of AgMRs under dielectric microspheres with different diameters
    Bingbing Chen, Yinzhou Yan, Chen Zhao, Yan Zhao, Yijian Jiang. Photochemical Synthesis Towards Hierarchical Silver Micro-Nanostructures via Dielectric Microspheres for Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy(Invited)[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2024, 51(4): 0402404
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