Hollow Nanostructures of Platinum with Controllable Dimensions Can Be Synthesized by Templating Against Selenium Nanowires and Colloids — Brian T. Mayers (2003) | RDL Network
Hollow Nanostructures of Platinum with Controllable Dimensions Can Be Synthesized by Templating Against Selenium Nanowires and Colloids
Article 2003 en
Authors
BM
Brian T. Mayers
XJ
Xuchuan Jiang
DS
David Sunderland
Abstract
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Hollow nanostructures of platinum have been synthesized by reducing PtCl2 with alcohol in the presence of selenium nanowires or colloids. The Se template could be removed by soaking the resultant Se@Pt nanostructures in hydrazine or by heating them to 200−250 °C. The size and wall thickness of the polycrystalline hollow nanostructures could be controlled by varying the template, reaction time, and the concentration of PtCl2.
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