Ligand synthesis and passivation for silver and large gold nanoparticles for single-particle-based sensing and spectroscopy

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Abstract

Silver and large gold nanoparticles are more efficient scatterers than smaller particles, which can be advantageous for a variety of single-particle-based sensing and spectroscopic applications. The increased susceptibility to surface oxidation and the larger surface area of these particles, however, present challenges to colloid stability and controllable bio-conjugation strategies. In this chapter, ligand syntheses and particle passivation procedures for yielding stable and bio-conjugatable colloids of silver and large gold nanoparticles are described. © Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013.

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Montiel, D., Yates, E. V., Sun, L., Sampias, M. M., Malona, J., Sorensen, E. J., & Yang, H. (2013). Ligand synthesis and passivation for silver and large gold nanoparticles for single-particle-based sensing and spectroscopy. Methods in Molecular Biology, 1025, 237–250. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-62703-462-3_18

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