The analysis of VOCs is highly relevant to environmental monitoring as industrial activity is one of the main anthropogenic sources of VOCs in nature. In addition, it is also important for securing indoor air quality since the presence of a wide range of VOCs 105,106 in households, recreational and work places has a direct impact to human health. This fact is reflected in the dataset compiled for this work; excluding dyes (being Rhodamine 6G the most recurrent) and thiols (since they are typically chosen because of their affinity towards the plasmonic surface; the most recurrent was found to be 4-aminothiophenol), the most explored analyte was found to be toluene, followed by benzidine, while chloroform was the most recurrent halogenated hydrocarbon.