
AbstractPhased out: A combination of electrochemical and optical techniques is used to study the interaction of hydrogen with palladium nanoclusters. Hydrogen pressure‐composition isotherms reveal the reduced presence of the β phase in palladium nanoclusters. Hydrogen extraction transients relate the reduced miscibility gap to a core‐shell phase transformation in the palladium nanoclusters (see picture).magnified image
core-shell clusters; hydrogen; nanoparticles; phase transitions; thin films
core-shell clusters; hydrogen; nanoparticles; phase transitions; thin films
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