Clusters or nanoparticles are aggregates of between a few and many millions of atoms or
molecules. They may consist of identical atoms, or molecules, or two or more different …

Nanoalloys are bi-or multi-component metallic particles in the size range between 1 and 100
nm. Nanoalloys present a wide variety of structures and properties, which make them …

The review is concerned with correlations between the synergistic effects and structural
organization of the surface of bimetallic alloys that are used as active components of …

A simple oleylamine-based thermal decomposition process using different time steps for
precursor injection was used to obtain bimetallic Ag–Cu nanoparticles with a narrow size …

Density functional theory (DFT) calculations confirm the structural stability of isomers for 13-
atom Ag, Cu, and AgCu nanoparticles. Ag13 and Cu13 nanoparticles have a different stable …

Core− shell structures of oxide nanoparticles having a high dielectric constant, and organic
shells with large breakdown field are attractive candidates for large electrical energy storage …

The stable structures and melting behaviors of silver-rich bimetallic clusters (Ag 0.75 M 0.25)
N, where M= Au, Pt, and Ni, and containing up to N= 309 atoms, were investigated by …

The atomic configuration of nanoparticles is key to their properties, in a way that resembles
the structure–function correlation of biomolecules, and depends on the growth mechanism …

This paper studies the influence of factors such as heating rate, atomic number, temperature,
and annealing time on the structure and the crystallization process of NiAu alloy. Increasing …

Silver electrochemical migration causing short-circuit could be mitigated by Ag-Pd alloy. The
conventional mechanical mixed Ag and Pd nanoparticles requires high alloying temperature …