The unique electronic and catalytic properties emerging from low symmetry anisotropic (1D
and 2D) metal chalcogenides (MCs) have generated tremendous interest for use in next …

Nanochemistry provides powerful synthetic tools allowing one to combine different materials
on a single nanostructure, thus unfolding numerous possibilities to tailor their properties …

Anisotropic heterostructures of colloidal nanocrystals embed size-, shape-, and composition-
dependent electronic structure within variable three-dimensional morphology, enabling …

Replacing the sluggish O 2-producing half-reaction with value-added organic oxidations in
water photolysis systems is deemed more practical to generate H 2 fuels. While loading of …

Heterostructures of metal chalcogenides have attracted immense attention due to their
enhanced charge transport, synergistic optoelectronic and catalytic properties. While …

Single‐atom (SA) cocatalysis has obvious superiority in promoting solar‐to‐chemical energy
conversion. However, easy aggregation of SAs is very unfavorable to its catalysis for high …

Synthesis gas (syngas), with a wide range of molar ratios of CO and H 2 from 0.3 to 4, can
serve as an important feedstock in the petroleum industry for the production of various …

The cation-exchange strategy has shown great potential to create a large variety of
inorganic nanostructures. We herein report the cation-exchange reactions between CdSe …

The significant role of metal particle geometry in dictating catalytic activity, selectivity, and
stability is well established in heterocatalysis. However, this topic is rarely explored in …

In semiconductor‐metal hybrid nanoparticles, excited charge carriers can be separated
efficiently by transferring the electron to the metal, because the Fermi level is located within …