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Towards single-molecule in situ electrochemical SERS detection with disposable substrates.

Dynamic time-resolved Raman spectroelectrochemistry demonstrates the strong influence of nanostructuring and surface charge of in situ activated disposable substrates for SERS detection. Under specific conditions, a large enhancement factor and estimated calculations agree with the feasible detection of only a few molecules, approaching the limit of single-entity detection.

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