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Charge-transfer effects in Raman Scattering of
Individual Molecules
Gilad Haran Chemical Physics Department Weizmann
Institute of Science
FRISNO, EIN-BOKEK, February 2004
2
Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering
Electromagnetic Enhancement
on a nanosphere
metal dielectric function
medium dielectric function
3
The Chemical (Charge Transfer) Mechanism
A new charge transfer band is formed when a
molecule is adsorbed on a metal surface
4
Substrates supporting Single-molecule SERS
Colloids
Silver islands
5
Electromagnetic Enhancement
The local field can be huge!
6
Exploring smSERS in dimers
Oligo-thiophene
POSTER BY TALI DADOSH, Tuesday
7
SERS of Rhodamine 6G
  • Hildebrandt and Stockburger, 1984
  • Very large cross-section
  • Involvement of halide ions

Frequency (cm-1)
Weiss Haran, JPC B (2001) 105, 12348
8
Single-molecule Raman spectrometer
9
SERS spectrum of a single molecule
Frequency (cm-1)
10
Fluctuations in total intensity of a series of
molecules
Intensity scale
Time (seconds)
11
Fluctuations in total intensity
12
SERS spectrum of a single molecule
Frequency (cm-1)
13
Spectral fluctuations in one molecule
Time (seconds)
Intensity scale
Raman shift (cm-1)
14
Similar behavior seen in crystal violet molecules
15
The EM selection rule
E??gtgtE?
How many equilibrium orientations? 1-2
But in R6G- semi-continuous fluctuations! Also
no correlation between different parts of spectrum
16
Resonance Raman-Charge Transfer
Resonance Raman transition within this band is
responsible for surface enhancement (RR-CT).
Pyridine on electrodes, Arenas et al., 1996
17
C-C stretches (A term Raman scattering?)
Bend vibrations
18
Polarized Raman measurements
Raman scattered light
parallel
polarizing prism
perpendicular
POSTER BY TIMUR SHEGAI, Monday
19
Probing the Raman Scattering Tensor
In resonance-enhanced scattering involving a
non-degenerate electronic excitation a
single-element tensor
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Angular dependence of ?
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Distribution of ??0
The low-frequency bands have a different tensor
than that of high-frequency bands
23
A CT band in R6G?
773 cm-1
Hildebrandt Stockburger, 1984
24
Molecular levels
Metal levels
LUMO
Vacuum level
?
EF
25
Smoluchowskis smoothing effect
The local work function can vary along the
surface.
  • Methods to measure
  • Photoemission of adsorbed xenon (PAX)
  • STM

26
Possible causes for local work function changes
at an adsorbed molecule
  • Motion of silver adatoms / surface features
  • Diffusion of the adsorbed molecule

27
Slowing down of fluctuations in glycerol- a
viscosity effect
Haran, Israel J. Chem. 2004
28
Laser power effect on whole-spectrum correlation
functions
29
Dependence of correlation times on laser power
30
Are we heating the system (colloid molecule)?
31
Possible effect of EM field on the adatom
diffusion constant?
  • Ds10 Ã…2/sec
  • Depends exponentially on electrode potential
  • A linear dependence expected for oscillating
    fields

From Hirai et al., Appl. Surf. Sci. 1998
32
Possible role for surface roughness relaxation?
The relaxation time depends on surface tension
and surface diffusion
Can ? or DS can depend on the electromagnetic
field? PROBABLY NOT!
?- surface tension DS- diffusion coefficient
Lukatsky, Haran Safran, PRE (2003) 67, 062402
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Photodissociation can lead to sampling of
different surface areas
34
Quantifying fluctuations by using ratios between
Raman band intensities
I614cm-1/ I1650cm-1
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Distribution of ratio values RI614cm-1/I1650cm-1
36
Probability function for local work function
fluctuations
37
Distribution of ratio values RI614cm-1/I1650cm-1
Haran, Israel J. Chem. 2004
38
Conclusions
  • SERS fluctuations are due to modulation of charge
    transfer.
  • This modulation is due to lateral motion of
    molecules and sampling of different local work
    functions.
  • Lateral diffusion is facilitated by light.
  • Analysis of spectral fluctuations leads to better
    understanding of molecule-surface interactions
    involved in SERS.

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Thanks to
Amir Weiss Timur Shegai Yamit Sharaabi
Dima Lukatsky Sam Safran
Tali Dadosh Paulina Plochocka Israel Bar-Joseph
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