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4.5 min is E.F. ≈ 265 and for h = 100 nm membrane, higher values are obtained with average value E.F. ≈ 370. One important point is to evaluate the uniformity of the amplification over the sample at different scales. Therefore, besides recording a set of spectra at distant points, we obtained, for the h Nanomaterials 2020, 10, 830 7 of 11 = 100 nm sample (optical image in Figure 5a), 121 spectra from 10 μm × 10 μm squares, 1 μm steps, that we can transform into Raman images of the 2D and D peak intensities (Figures 5b,c) and of the can transform into Raman images of the 2D and D peak intensities (Figure 5b,c) and of the Raman Raman enhancement factor E.F (Figure 5d). The 2D peak image (Figure 5b) shows a very uniform enhancement factor E.F (Figure 5d). The 2D peak image (Figure 5b) shows a very uniform intensity intensity with slightly lower intensity regions that correspond to the darker points of the optical with slightly lower intensity regions that correspond to the darker points of the optical image related to image related to micron-sized areas of bi/tri-layer graphene (Figure 5a) as we commented before. Just micron-sized areas of bi/tri-layer graphene (Figure 5a) as we commented before. Just the opposite occurs the opposite occurs to the D peak whose intensity is increased at the bilayer graphene regions. Finally, to the D peak whose intensity is increased at the bilayer graphene regions. Finally, the amplification, the amplification, except at the small bilayer regions, is very uniform with an average value of 370 ± except at the small bilayer regions, is very uniform with an average value of 370 ± 5%. Such Raman 5%. Such Raman amplification factors are remarkable and, interestingly, are obtained without the use amplification factors are remarkable and, interestingly, are obtained without the use of nanoparticles. of nanoparticles. Figure 5. (a) Optical image of graphene on a 100 nm membrane, the 10 μm × 10 μm white dashed square Figure 5. (a) Optical image of graphene on a 100 nm membrane, the 10 μm × 10 μm white dashed is the tested area in the Raman images of (b) D peak intensity, (c) 2D peak intensity and (d) enhancement square is the tested area in the Raman images of (b) D peak intensity, (c) 2D peak intensity and (d) factor E.F. = I2D (membrane)/I2D (fused silica). enhancement factor E.F. = I2D (membrane)/I2D (fused silica). 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A schema of the resulting membrane based system is plotted in Figure 7a). In this case we used Rhodamine 6G (R6G) to test the amplification capability. Ag NPs were simultaneously deposited on the membrane platform and on the reference

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