Going small for big solutions: Sub-nanoparticle catalysts made from coinage elements as effective catalysts

ScienceDaily
Sep 15, 2020, 2:01 pm867 ptsInteresting
'Sub-nanometer' particles (SNPs) are very popular because of their diverse applications, but technical difficulties in their synthesis has hindered research in this field. Scientists used an 'atom-hybridization method' to overcome this barrier they developed to study the reactivity of alloy SNPs made from three…

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