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EnglishWe explore the effect of re-radiation in surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) through polarization-sensitive experiments on self-organized gold nanowires on which randomly oriented Methylene Blue molecules are adsorbed. We provide the exact laws ruling the polarized, unpolarized, and parallel- and cross-polarized SERS Intensity as a function of the field polarizations. We show that SERS is polarized along the wire-to-wire nanocavity axis, independently from the excitation polarization. This proves the selective enhancement of the Raman dipole component parallel to the nanocavity at the single molecule level. Introducing a field enhancement tensor to account for the anisotropic polarization response of the nanowires, we work out a model that correctly predicts the experimental results for any excitation/detection polarization and goes beyond the E(4) approximation. We also show how polarization-sensitive SERS experiments permit one to evaluate independently the excitation and the re-radiation enhancement factors accessing the orientation-averaged non-diagonal components of the molecular Raman polarizability tensor.
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| Autori: | Fazio B; D'Andrea C; Bonaccorso F; Irrera A; Calogero G; Vasi C; Gucciardi PG; Allegrini M; Toma A; Chiappe D; Martella C; de Mongeot FB |
| Titolo: | Re-radiation Enhancement in Polarized Surface-Enhanced Resonant Raman Scattering of Randomly Oriented Molecules on Self-Organized Gold Nanowires |
| Anno del prodotto: | 2011 |
| Digital Object Identifier (DOI): | 10.1021/nn201730k |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.1 Articolo in rivista |
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