Research Article demonstrates pH-driven encapsulation of metal nanoparticles using ultrasonication, highlighting implications for material design.
A strong metal–support interaction construction was induced via pH-driven Fermi level tuning under ultrasonication, as described by Xiao Tong, Zhenzhen Yang, Sheng Dai, and co-workers in Research Article (e22761). The encapsulation of metal nanoparticles by reducible oxide overlayers is governed by pH-driven Fermi-level modulation, while ultrasound induces cavitation and a reductive environment that promotes overlayer formation. The cover depicts ultrasound waves contacting supported nanoparticles under pH-modulation, illustrating pH-driven Fermi level tuning and encapsulation.
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