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Method development for in situ study of marine vanadium peroxidase based on SERS and chemometrics

Vanadium peroxidases from marine algae are responsible for the production of ozone‐depleting compounds, volatile halogenated organic compounds (VHOC). Due to the impact the release of these compounds has on the global atmospheric and biogeochemical processes, there is an interest within marine sciences in developing analytical methods for studying the various aspects of the VHOC production, particularly in situ. This study aimed to provide new methods towards the development of in situ methods within marine sciences.