The synergistic effect of a well-defined Au@ Pt core–shell nanostructure toward photocatalytic hydrogen generation: interface engineering to improve the Schottky …
SF Hung, YC Yu, NT Suen, GQ Tzeng… - Chemical …, 2016 - pubs.rsc.org
Chemical Communications, 2016•pubs.rsc.org
A well-defined co-catalyst system TiO2 nanotube–Au (core)–Pt (shell) was demonstrated to
be the combination of the localized surface plasmon effect of gold and excellent proton
reduction nature of platinum. Furthermore, surface engineering by the descending Fermi
energies of gold and platinum was beneficial to electron transfer.
be the combination of the localized surface plasmon effect of gold and excellent proton
reduction nature of platinum. Furthermore, surface engineering by the descending Fermi
energies of gold and platinum was beneficial to electron transfer.
A well-defined co-catalyst system TiO2 nanotube–Au (core)–Pt (shell) was demonstrated to be the combination of the localized surface plasmon effect of gold and excellent proton reduction nature of platinum. Furthermore, surface engineering by the descending Fermi energies of gold and platinum was beneficial to electron transfer.
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