Two-dimensional Au-nanoprism/reduced graphene oxide (rGO)/Pt-nanoframe was synthesized as plasmonic photocatalyt, exhibiting activity of photocatalytic hydrogen generation greater than those of Au-nanorod/rGO/Pt-nanoframe and metallic plasmonic photocatalyst Pt-Au. The single-particle plasmonic photoluminescence study demonstrated that Au-nanorod has only a longitudinal plasmon resonance mode for hot electron transfer to rGO, while Au-nanoprism has in-plane dipole and multipole surface plasmon resonance modes for hot electron transfer, leading to highly efficient charge separation for hydrogen generation.
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