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24,25 ] Particles in the near-touching limit depend sensitively on transport properties across the subnanometric metallic gaps [ 24,26 ] and. ... 24 ] This theoretical background (validated so far only for homo-dimers) gives insights into formation of

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metallic surfaces for demonstrating the SELM technique.Unlike Raman scatterers, fluorescent molecules can sufferfrom nonradiative electron transfer in the vicinity of metalsurfaces, and this leads to quenching.24,25 Thus, the ... DOI: 10.1021/acs.nanolett

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12 ]. Several nanofabrication techniques have been devel-oped for the generation of nanogaps, which include e-beam lithography, [ 13–16 ] interference lithography, [ 17 ] shadow evapo-ration, [ 18–24 ] mechanical break junctions, [ ... 21–24 ]

Tunelling currentseffectively increase the gap conductance at smaller separations,leading to a screening of the coupled plasmon mode.24,37,61. ... The spacer was modeled with refractiveindex n = 1.5. Semilocal analytical calculations were performedusing