A comprehensive review of nanosystems’ multifaceted applications in catalysis, energy, and the environment

On the influence of metal nanoparticle and π-system sizes in the stability of noncovalent adducts: a theoretical study

“…The incorporation of nanotechnology in the field of catalysis has led to a myriad of transformative possibilities, where the unique properties of nanomaterials facilitate new applications for catalytic processes. 1 Among them, Ag and Au nanoparticles (NPs) have emerged as powerful catalysts, showcasing a remarkable efficacy in a wide variety of processes. 2 Consequently, the development of novel synthetic approaches, such as seed-mediated growth, template-assisted synthesis or microfluidic synthesis, has enabled the obtention of metal NPs with specific morphologies and enhanced catalytic activity.…”