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publicationNumber CN-104607652-B
titleOfInvention Controllable precious metal nanocatalyst synthesis method with amino acid as soft templates
abstract The invention relates to the field of precious metal nanocatalyst preparation, and discloses a preparation method for regulating and controlling the structure and morphology of precious metal nanocatalyst with amino acid as soft templates. According to the method, precious metal salt serves as precursors, polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) and amino acid serve as dispersion agents and the soft templates respectively, and the amino-acid-oriented precious metal nanocatalyst is constructed through a hydrothermal route. By regulating the type and addition amount of amino acid, hexahedral, branch-shaped and chain-shaped precious metal nanoparticles with the controllable morphology and sizes can be obtained, and the high reproducibility is achieved. Due to the fact that amino acid is rich in resource and low in price, the preparation method is economical, easy and suitable for industrial large-scale production, and has good application prospects in the field of heterogeneous catalysis and electric catalysis.
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