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Towards production of novel catalyst powders from supported size-selected clusters by multilayer deposition and dicing

Nan Jian, Karl Bauer, Richard Palmer Orcid Logo

Nanotechnology, Volume: 28, Issue: 32, Start page: 325601

Swansea University Author: Richard Palmer Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1088/1361-6528/aa795b

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A multilayer deposition method has been developed with the potential to capture and process atomic clusters generated by a high flux cluster beam source. In this deposition mode a series of sandwich structures each consisting of three layers—a carbon support layer, cluster layer and polymer release...

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Published in: Nanotechnology
ISSN: 0957-4484 1361-6528
Published: 2017
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title Towards production of novel catalyst powders from supported size-selected clusters by multilayer deposition and dicing
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title_short Towards production of novel catalyst powders from supported size-selected clusters by multilayer deposition and dicing
title_full Towards production of novel catalyst powders from supported size-selected clusters by multilayer deposition and dicing
title_fullStr Towards production of novel catalyst powders from supported size-selected clusters by multilayer deposition and dicing
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description A multilayer deposition method has been developed with the potential to capture and process atomic clusters generated by a high flux cluster beam source. In this deposition mode a series of sandwich structures each consisting of three layers—a carbon support layer, cluster layer and polymer release layer—is sequentially deposited to form a stack of isolated cluster layers, as confirmed by through-focal aberration-corrected HAADF STEM analysis. The stack can then be diced into small pieces by a mechanical saw. The diced pieces are immersed in solvent to dissolve the polymer release layer and form small platelets of supported clusters.
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