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Plasmonic bimetallic two-dimensional supercrystals for H₂ generation
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This research reveals an innovative two-dimensional bimetallic catalyst that combines platinum nanoparticles with a gold nanoparticle supercrystal, achieving an impressive H₂ generation rate under visible light. Conducted by a team including Matias Herran and Sabrina Juergensen, this study highlights the potential of optimized 2D structures in enhancing liquid-phase photocatalysis for addressing the global energy crisis.
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