2013
DOI: 10.1039/c3cc43208d
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Porous Pt–M (M = Cu, Zn, Ni) nanoparticles as robust nanocatalysts

Abstract: Porous Pt-M (M = Cu, Zn, Ni) nanoparticles (NPs) were obtained by reduction of [Pt(CH3NH2)4][PtCl4] and M(Ac)2 (or MCl2) with oleylamine under mild conditions. The porous Pt-Cu NPs exhibited superior catalytic activities over a Pt/Cu NP mixture and Cu NPs as references for CO oxidation processes.

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“…A great improvement in this area has been feasible with facet‐controlled nanoparticles and core–shell nanoparticles with lattice mismatch, which enables surface‐energy modulations . Most notably, phenomenal enhancement in catalytic performance has been accomplished by framework nanostructures with dramatically increased surface area per volume, and a great deal of current interest resides on the design and synthesis of novel nanoframework structures . Pt‐based alloy nanoframeworks constitute a majority of nanoframeworks and the application of these nanostructures is mostly confined to the fuel cell electrode oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) .…”
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“…A great improvement in this area has been feasible with facet‐controlled nanoparticles and core–shell nanoparticles with lattice mismatch, which enables surface‐energy modulations . Most notably, phenomenal enhancement in catalytic performance has been accomplished by framework nanostructures with dramatically increased surface area per volume, and a great deal of current interest resides on the design and synthesis of novel nanoframework structures . Pt‐based alloy nanoframeworks constitute a majority of nanoframeworks and the application of these nanostructures is mostly confined to the fuel cell electrode oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) .…”
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“…除了上述所提到的结构外, 用共还原法可以合成 已被报道的绝大部分的合金结构. 本课题组 [30] 在油胺 中还原金属前驱体得到了笼状多孔Pt-Cu和树枝状多 孔Pt-Zn、Pt-Ni纳米颗粒, 并通过一步溶剂热法合成了 具有纳米空心球(NHSs)、纳米线(NWs)和纳米四面体 (NTs)结构的Ir-Pd合金 [31] . 将溶剂热法与化学刻蚀法相 结合, 得到Rh-Cu、Rh-Ni、Rh-Pd-Cu八面体纳米框 架 [32] 和PtRuCu菱形十二面体纳米框架 [33] 结构.…”
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“…Of them, introducing a second metal (e.g., Pd, Cu, Ru and Ni) alloyed with Pt is the one of the most widely used method. [16][17][18][19][20][21] The enhancement in the catalytic properties for MOR can be understood by bifunctional mechanism and/or ligand effect through improving the tolerance of Pt toward CO poisoning. 22 For example, Sun and co-workers reported the synthesis of single-crystalline dendritic Pt 3 Cu nanocubes with the mass activity being 5.2 times higher than that of commercial Pt/C for MOR.…”
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