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October 30, 2014Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

The electronic structure of metal–molecule hybrids in charged interfaces: surface-enhanced Raman selection rules derived from plasmon-like resonances

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JRJéssica Román-PérezILIsabel López‐TocónJCJosé L. Castro

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