Fleischmann et al used silver electrodes in the first-ever reported observation of the "surface-enhanced" version of this effect; that effect is sometimes known as surface plasmon resonance. Neodymium YAG lasers are often used in the pump-probe experiment used to measure the "time-resolved" version of this effect. This effect works because a (*) vibration changes a molecule's induced dipole moment or polarizability. Spectral lines appear on either side of the Rayleigh lines; those at higher energy are called anti-Stokes lines while those at lower energy are Stokes lines. For 10 points, name this inelastic scattering n
Fleischmann et al used silver electrodes in the first-ever reported observation of the "surface-enhanced" version of this effect; that effect is sometimes known as surface plasmon resonance. Neodymium YAG lasers are often used in the pump-probe experiment used to measure the "time-resolved" version of this effect. This effect works because a (*) vibration changes a molecule's induced dipole moment or polarizability. Spectral lines appear on either side of the Rayleigh lines; those at higher energy are called anti-Stokes lines while those at lower energy are Stokes lines. For 10 points, name this inelastic scattering named after an Indian physicist.
Fleischmann et al used silver electrodes in the first-ever reported observation of the "surface-enhanced" version of this effect; that effect is sometimes known as surface plasmon resonance.
{Raman} scattering or spectroscopy or effect or microscopy (2) [DW]