ArticleNature communications2023
Atomically precise nanoclusters predominantly seed gold nanoparticle syntheses.
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- Three-atom-wide gold quantum rods with periodic elongation and strongly polarized excitons.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America · 2024Article
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Abstract
Seed-mediated synthesis strategies, in which small gold nanoparticle precursors are added to a growth solution to initiate heterogeneous nucleation, are among the most prevalent, simple, and productive methodologies for generating well-defined colloidal anisotropic nanostructures. However, the size, structure, and chemical properties of the seeds remain poorly understood, which partially explains the lack of mechanistic understanding of many particle growth reactions. Here, we identify the majority component in the seed solution as an atomically precise gold nanocluster, consisting of a 32-atom Au core with 8 halide ligands and 12 neutral ligands constituting a bound ion pair between a halide and the cationic surfactant: Au
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