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Highly sensitive bioinspired surface‐enhanced Raman spectroscopy substrates comprising a 3 D plasmonic surface were fabricated and employed for photocatalysis. Specifically, the fabricated surfaces were utilized in the surface plasmon resonance driven photooxidation of p ‐aminothiophenol, for which the selectivity of product formation could be controlled by the choice of catalyst deposited on to the bioinspired 3 D plasmonic surface.
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