Anchoring and activation of catalytic sites on the clusters via intermolecular interactions

Feng Qian; Zhihang Zhao; Baoyu Huang; Zhixiang Xue; Qinzhen Li; Sha Yang; Jinsong Chai; Manzhou Zhu

doi:10.1039/d6sc00514d

January 1, 2026Chemical ScienceOpen Access

Anchoring and activation of catalytic sites on the clusters via intermolecular interactions

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The research aims to explore how to construct effective catalytic sites on clusters while minimizing unpredictable variations.
Investigation of intermolecular interactions impacting catalytic site stability.
Analysis of cluster behavior to optimize catalytic properties.
Found that proper anchoring of catalytic sites significantly enhances stability.
Demonstrated that specific intermolecular interactions lead to predictable catalytic performance.

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Research demonstrates optimizing catalytic properties through site anchoring in clusters, suggesting potential advancements in material science.

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Constructing catalytically active sites on the clusters is a mainstream strategy to optimize their catalytic properties. However, it generally leads to unpredictable variations due to the notoriously sensitive relationship between...

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Qian et al. (2026) studied this question.

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