ArticleLangmuir : the ACS journal of surfaces and colloids2025
Seeing Is Believing: How Does the Surface of Silver Nanocubes from a Polyol Synthesis Change during Sample Collection, Washing, and Redispersion.
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Abstract
While the synthesis of Ag nanocubes has been extensively studied, sample preparation (including collection, washing, and redispersion) after the synthesis has received far less attention. Herein, we leverage the unique capability of surface-enhanced Raman scattering to investigate how the solvent used for sample preparation affects the surface chemistry of Ag nanocubes. Our findings reveal that the use of an appropriate solvent for sample preparation plays a vital role in preserving the cubic shape. Crushing the reaction mixture with acetone before centrifugation greatly improves collection efficiency by inducing reversible aggregation among the particles. It also promotes the coadsorption of the carbonyl group from acetone and Cl
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