Kinetics-controlled synthesis of gold–silver nanosheets with abundant in-plane cracking and their trimetallic derivatives for plasmon-enhanced catalysis

Yiqun Zheng; Gongguo Zhang; Yanyun Ma; Yuhan Kong; Feng Liu; Maochang Liu

doi:10.1039/d1ce01505b

January 1, 2022CrystEngComm

Kinetics-controlled synthesis of gold–silver nanosheets with abundant in-plane cracking and their trimetallic derivatives for plasmon-enhanced catalysis

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Synthesize gold–silver nanosheets with in-plane cracking and trimetallic derivatives via kinetics-controlled growth to evaluate their plasmon-enhanced catalytic capabilities under light.
Prepared branched gold–silver (AuAg) based multimetallic nanosheets and trimetallic derivatives using a sequential, kinetics-controlled synthesis method.
Assessed catalytic activity under ultraviolet-visible (UV-vis) light irradiation.
Successfully produced branched AuAg multimetallic nanosheets featuring abundant in-plane cracking.
Observed noticeable plasmon-enhanced catalytic performance driven by UV-vis light illumination.

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Experimental study demonstrates plasmon-enhanced catalytic activity in branched gold-silver multimetallic nanosheets under UV-vis irradiation, highlighting novel routes for light-driven chemical...

Abstract

Branched AuAg-based multimetallic nanosheets are successfully prepared via sequential synthesis, exhibiting noticeable plasmon-enhanced catalytic activity under UV-vis light irradiation.

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Kinetics-controlled synthesis of gold–silver nanosheets with abundant in-plane cracking and their trimetallic derivatives for plasmon-enhanced catalysis

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