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The as-prepared PPyNT-COOAgNP nanohybrids exhibited well-defined response to the reduction of hydrogen peroxide, and as extremely suitable substrates for surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) with a high enhancement factor of 6.0 × 107, and enabling the detection of 10−12 M Rhodamine 6G solution.

Through passivating the surface of the films and blending the AuNPS into PEDOT PSS buffer layers, we enhanced the PCE from 4.8 to 6.1 %, with a high enhancement factor of 27%%.

To observe a sublimation ring requires a high enhancement factor f τ for the optical depth.

By using of the tested molecule of hematin, the PVA-coating Ag nanofilm shows a high enhancement factor (EF) of ∼107.

The optimized SiNPLs based SERS (SiNPLs-SERS) sensor exhibited high enhancement factor (EF) of 2.4 × 108 for thiophenol with sensitivity down to 10−13 M of R6G molecules.

Therefore, TLS is suitable for analysis of the remained phase after the cloud point extraction, and this combination method (CPE-LI-TLS) exhibits high enhancement factor because of the preconcentration enhancement factor in CPE and the enhancement factor of TLS.

Therefore, the Ag 30s)/TiO2 shows high enhancement factors of Raman scattering.

Equations (14) and (15) briefly explain the tendency of the enhancement factors; materials with high x produce high enhancement factors.

Here, we demonstrate that the gold nanoplates with adsorbed gold nanoparticles can be used as efficient SERS substrates for achieving high enhancement factors (EFs).

Ag and Au are the most widely studied, because of their high enhancement factors, but transition metals, semiconductors, and other materials have also been studied [8-10].

Therefore, such porous particles with D ≃ 3 may produce high enhancement factors due to large x resulting from their low densities.