Green preparation of silver nanocluster composite AgNCs@CF-g-PAA and its application: 4-NP catalytic reduction and hydrogen production

Abstract

Silver nanocluster composites are obtained directly through radiation technology and can be used to catalyse 4-nitrophenol reduction and sodium borohydride. The catalyst is a candidate for the treatment of water contaminant 4-NP and the production of hydrogen from NaBH4.

Radiation polymerization for the preparation of universal coatings: remarkable anti-fogging and frost-resisting performance

“…The second stage, 100–300 °C, is characterized by the loss of bound water in the coating and the decomposition of the –COO − groups. 44 At 300 °C, the residual mass of the coating is 71% with a SAS mass fraction of 3%, and as the SAS content increases, the residual mass at 300 °C progressively rises, reaching 81% at a SAS mass fraction of 10%. The DTG curve in Fig.…”