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Ordered bimetallic nanostructures with hierarchical porosity and their applications

Authors: Lehui Lu; Nikolai Gaponik; Yukihiro Ozaki; Alexander Eychmüller;

Ordered bimetallic nanostructures with hierarchical porosity and their applications

Abstract

We describe how two different kinds of ordered bimetallic nanostructures (Au/Pt, Au/Ag) with hierarchical porosity, such as macroporous nanostructures and nanostructures constructed from hollow spheres, can be selectively and conveniently fabricated by a general template technique on silicon wafers and on glass substrates, and how such nanostructures can find application in catalyst or surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) substrates.

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