Abstract:Intermetallic nanoparticles show unique electronic, magnetic,
and
optical properties. Nonetheless, methods of their synthesis with both
size and phase control are scarce, restricting exploration of these
materials’ applications. We demonstrate synthetic protocols
toward freestanding intermetallic nanoparticles consisting of d-block
transition metals and p-block metals/metalloids, including CrSn2, MnSn2, FeSn2, MnSb, FeSb2, and CoSb. Reaction variables such as precursor type, temperature,
reagent concentration,… Show more
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