ArticleNanomaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2020
Bonding of Gold Nanoclusters on Graphene with and without Point Defects.
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- Stabilization of 2D Raft Structures of Au Nanoclusters with up to 60 Atoms by a Carbon Support.Small science · 2024Article
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Hybrid nanostructures of size-selected nanoparticles (NPs) and 2D materials exhibit striking physical and chemical properties and are attractive for many technology applications. A major issue for the performance of these applications is device stability. In this work, we investigate the bonding of cuboctahedral, decahedral and icosahedral Au NPs comprising 561 atoms on graphene sheets via 10
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