2011-01-012024-05-13https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/654272摘要:利用表面電漿共振(surface plasmon resonance, SPR)的原理來提升拉曼散射訊號,已經開發了許多製備技術來製備高靈敏度表面電漿增強拉曼散射基材。噴墨印刷技術是一種多用途的工具,因為使用改質過的墨水可以準確的將材料置放在元件的適當位置,且具備了低成本和環境保護的特點。在此計畫中,我們將利用噴墨印刷技術,同時調控表面電漿共振頻率和光子晶體能隙,來製作表面電漿增強拉曼散射基材。本計畫包括以下幾個挑戰:(1)金屬奈米粒子的合成和穩定的分散;(2)單一粒徑微米球合成及其表面裝飾金屬粒子來增強拉曼散射的效應,以及(3)利用表面電漿增強拉曼散射基材來提升物質,例如:軟物質,氣體和生物分子,其光學訊號。經由本計畫所開發的技術,會採用無害的水性墨水來製備表面電漿增強拉曼散射基材,預期其性能會比傳統表面電漿增強拉曼散射基材優異且具備環保性及低成本。<br> Abstract: Many approaches have been taken to improve the performance of surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) substrate via surface plasmon resonance (SPR). Inkjet printing technique is a versatile tool as it enables the optimization of the materials and the placement of picoliter volumes of materials in accurate locations over the substrate surface at a minimum cost and virtually without environmental hazard footprint. In this project, we will demonstrate inkjet printing as a versatile and robust enabling technology to prepare surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) substrates by tuning surface plasmon resonance and photonic band gap, respectively. The project comprises of several challenges as follows: (1) Synthesis of noble metal nanoparticles and stable dispersions of those to be applied as inks; (2) Synthesis of monodispersed submicron spheres and their derivatives by decorating the colloidal spheres with metal nanoparticles to achieve photonic structures with combined surface-enhanced Raman scattering effect; and (3) the demonstration of enhanced Raman-scattering from e.g. soft matter, gas and biomolecules. By developing the inkjet printing techniques, we expect that this project will lead to the exploitation of environmentally friendly aqueous inks in SERS substrate applications with performance as good as or better than their conventional competitors with much lower environmental footprint and reasonable cost factor.表面電漿共振表面電漿增強拉曼散射奈米粒子。Surface plasmon resonanceSurface-enhanced Raman scatteringnanoparticles.High Sensitivity Surface-enhanced Raman Scattering Substrates by Inkjet Printing Techniques