The prevalent synthesis of one-dimensional noble metal nanostructures based on sulfonated polyaniline at room temperature
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Abstract
We describe a prevalent method of synthesizing one-dimensional (1D) noble metal nanostructures (silver nanobelts and palladium nanowires) by treatment of corresponding noble metal ions only in the presence of the conductive sulfonated polyaniline without using any other reducing agents or energies. The results show that the sulfonated polyaniline provides the dual reductant and “soft template” roles to promoting noble metal ions to form shape-controlled 1D noble metal nanostructures in high yield. The employed approach may also shed some light on the preparation of other noble metal nanostructure by using conductive polymer.
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OpenAlex topics: Conducting polymers and applications · Gold and Silver Nanoparticles Synthesis and Applications · Nanomaterials for catalytic reactions
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