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April 3, 2024Advanced Materials22 citations

Atomic Pt Sites Anchored in the Interface between Grains on Vacancy‐Enriched CeO2 Nanosheets: One‐Step Precursor Combustion Synthesis

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FDFeng DongLXLiang XiaoZZZedong Zhang

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Atomic metal catalysts have unique electronic, structural, and catalytic properties, which are widely used in the field of catalysis. However, designing new simple synthesis methods to fabricate atomic metal catalysts is a challenge in catalytic applications. Herein, a one-step precursor combustion strategy is presented that starts directly from precursors of metal salts, using a spontaneous combustion process convert platinum nitrate to atomic Pt sites. The atomic Pt sites with low valence are anchored in the formed interface between grains on vacancy-enriched CeO

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e7079eb6db643587681f0dhttps://doi.org/10.1002/adma.202401055
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