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Experimental study demonstrates template synthesis of metal nitride nanoparticles using decomposing carbon nitride, indicating a streamlined route for replicating silica nanostructures.
Metal nitride nanoparticles are synthesized using mesoporous carbon nitride, first as a nanoconfinement matrix and then as a nitrogen source. The reaction-confining matrix is thermally decomposed during synthesis, thus becoming a source of nitrogen donation, and removing the need for further purification and isolation steps. Using this approach, direct copies of silica nanostructures are generated in metal nitride form (see figure).
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