Highly efficient submonolayer Pt-decorated Au nano-catalysts for formic acid oxidation

Noel Kristian; Yushan Yan; Xin Wang

doi:10.1039/b714230g

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Highly efficient submonolayer Pt-decorated Au nano-catalysts for formic acid oxidation

Noel Kristian Yushan Yan Xin Wang

Year: 2007 Journal: Chemical Communications Pages: 353-355 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/b714230g

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Abstract

A novel structure of catalyst, submonolayer Pt-decorated Au, has been synthesized with minimal use of Pt and shows markedly improved activity toward formic acid oxidation where it facilitates the direct oxidation of formic acid by suppressing the formation of poisonous species COads via the "ensemble" effect.

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Formic acid Catalysis Chemistry Nano- Chemical engineering Inorganic chemistry Materials science Photochemistry Organic chemistry

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