ArticleNature communications2024
One-dimensional single atom arrays on ferroelectric nanosheets for enhanced CO
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Abstract
Single-atom catalysts show excellent catalytic performance because of their coordination environments and electronic configurations. However, controllable regulation of single-atom permutations still faces challenges. Herein, we demonstrate that a polarization electric field regulates single atom permutations and forms periodic one-dimensional Au single-atom arrays on ferroelectric Bi
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