ArticleACS applied nano materials2025
ZnO Nanostars Decorated with Mass-Selected Au Clusters for Photoluminescence.
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Hybrid nanostructures combining semiconductor materials and noble metal clusters of atoms (nanoparticles) are of high interest in the energy sector and catalysis, with the idea of tuning the physicochemical properties of the system toward the desired performance. The design of this type of complex system requires the appropriate selection of the material combination to optimize the desired properties. However, less attention has been devoted to the effect of cluster size. In this work, we investigate the size and density effects for mass-selected monometallic Au clusters decorating ZnO-based nanostars. The Au clusters were prepared with narrow control of their size, in terms of atoms per cluster, via cluster deposition in a vacuum and mass selection with a cluster beam source. We study the coupling of ZnO nanostars with deposited Au
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