Defects evolution of nanoporous AuAg(Pt) during thermal coarsening

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Xinglong Ye ◽  
Zhejie Zhu ◽  
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Alex A. Volinsky ◽  
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Masataka Hakamada ◽  
Mamoru Mabuchi

The thermal coarsening of nanoporous Au was examined and compared with the thermal instability of Au nanoparticles. The nanoporous Au was coarsened at temperatures far below the melting temperature of Au nanoparticles, which possess sizes similar to the nanoligaments. Differential scanning calorimetry characterization of nanoporous Au exhibited an exothermal peak around 470 K. These results suggest that solid-state process like recrystallization, rather than melting, is responsible for the thermal coarsening of nanoporous Au.


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R. C. Newman

AbstractNanoporous gold made by dealloying AgAuPt (NPG-Pt) has been shown to exhibit several interesting catalytic properties, tied to its exceptionally high surface area; however, structural degradation may occur owing to thermal coarsening. To understand the effect of atmosphere chemistry on thermal coarsening and degradation, and means of limiting it, this study focuses on the high-resolution characterization of NPG-Pt layers coarsened in reductive Ar-H2 atmosphere, and in oxidative air. Atom probe tomography (APT) analysis is performed on NPG-Pt, coarsened separately in either Ar-H2 or air, to characterize the atomic-scale chemical changes in the nanoligaments and to develop a mechanistic view of the inherent processes. A tendency of Ag to segregate to the surface during coarsening is found to lead to complete elimination of the nanoligament core-shell structures in both cases. Large Pt segregates form during coarsening in Ar-H2, but under the surface of the ligaments, having relatively little effect on the coarsening rate. The oxygen-induced segregation of Pt was observed to cause the inhibition of thermal coarsening after minor loss in surface area-to-volume ratio. Findings in this paper help in understanding further the thermal coarsening of heterogeneous nanomaterials made by dealloying, and the pertinent factors that come into play in different chemical environments.


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