2016
DOI: 10.1038/ncomms13574
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A grand unified model for liganded gold clusters

Abstract: A grand unified model (GUM) is developed to achieve fundamental understanding of rich structures of all 71 liganded gold clusters reported to date. Inspired by the quark model by which composite particles (for example, protons and neutrons) are formed by combining three quarks (or flavours), here gold atoms are assigned three ‘flavours' (namely, bottom, middle and top) to represent three possible valence states. The ‘composite particles' in GUM are categorized into two groups: variants of triangular elementary… Show more

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“…For example, with using the three Au "flavors" b, m, and t, I 79 can be rewritten as According to electron counting protocols of the GUM, each of the two surface gold atoms bonded with SR is assigned to transfer 0.5e valence electron to the staple motif. 29 Thus, each of the 12 surface gold atoms of the icosahedral Au 13 core is assigned to have 0.5e valence electron. Since the central gold atom of the icosahedral Au 13 core has 1e valence electron and the net charge of [Au 25 (SR) 18 ] 1-is -1, the total valence electrons of the icosahedral Au 13 core is 12 × 0.5e + 1e + 1e = 8e, and the icosahedral Au 13 core is in the I 79 valence state.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, with using the three Au "flavors" b, m, and t, I 79 can be rewritten as According to electron counting protocols of the GUM, each of the two surface gold atoms bonded with SR is assigned to transfer 0.5e valence electron to the staple motif. 29 Thus, each of the 12 surface gold atoms of the icosahedral Au 13 core is assigned to have 0.5e valence electron. Since the central gold atom of the icosahedral Au 13 core has 1e valence electron and the net charge of [Au 25 (SR) 18 ] 1-is -1, the total valence electrons of the icosahedral Au 13 core is 12 × 0.5e + 1e + 1e = 8e, and the icosahedral Au 13 core is in the I 79 valence state.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, 1 can be viewed as another addition to the examples of clusters based on Au 4 networks,, with four Au 4 motifs fused together. Hence, additionally to the SP 3 ‐Au 8 view, 1 can also be considered as a network of four 2e‐Au 4 fused motifs contributing to the libraries of predicted Au 4 (AuL) n nanoclusters by Cheng and Jang …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lightweight wileyonlinelibrary.com helical structures of GFs are completely different from the highly aligned structure of wet-spun GFs, [42] which generally results in a low fracture strain. The GF heaters are fabricated by twist-spinning of thermally annealed graphene films, which significantly improves the fracture strain up to 70% with a toughness 22.45 MJ m −3 .…”
Section: Doi: 101002/aelm201600425mentioning
confidence: 99%