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We introduce the concept of low‐resolution surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) for cyanide as a potentially highly useful, cost‐effective approach to detection and analysis for monitoring water contamination. We present high‐sensitivity, low‐resolution measurements of cyanide in water using a solid‐state gold sol–gel substrate. These data suggest a sensitivity limit for low‐resolution SERS detection of cyanide in water in the region of 10 ppb.
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