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A polymer or etched-silica shield was elaborately constructed on the surface of the composite and the resultant nanosystems exhibited comparable catalytic property and highly improved recyclability4,21,22. However, their catalytic performance and the yields of the catalytic reactions gradually decreased to a substantial extent over repeated cycles, due to the detachment of the nanoparticles from the spheres4,20,21.

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The resulting composites showed comparable catalytic activity to and improved recyclability over the corresponding free nanoparticles. The functionalization of silica or polymer microspheres with -NH2 or other groups has been used to attach the metal nanoparticles, as well as to control the direct growth of nanoparticles17-22. Well-defined core-shell bimetallic nanoparticles robustly fixed on the microspheres are of especially great interest because their synthesis and characterisation are highly challenging despite the unique electronic properties and superior catalytic activities of these materials9-16. Therefore, the robust fixation of ligand-free well-defined nanoparticles on the outermost surface of microspheres can pave the way for the beneficial utilisation of nano-materials. However, aggregation control and recycling, even without ligands, are relatively easy in microspheres (including sub-microspheres), because microspheres are easily separable and re-dispersible5-8. The ligands themselves, which have been added to prevent nanoparticle aggregations, are problematic in the catalytic applications of nanoparticles1-4. The major challenges in practically utilising the immense potential benefits of nanomaterials are controlling aggregation and recycling the nanomaterials as well as fabricating well-defined nanoparticulate materials using innovative methods. The representative Au-Ag bimetallic nanoparticles fixed on the microsphere showed excellent catalytic performance that remained consistent during repeated catalytic cycles. The strategy includes seeding, coalescing the seeds to cores, and then growing shells from the cores on aminopropyl-functionalised silica microspheres so that the cores and aminopropyl moieties are robustly embedded in the shell materials. We present a novel innovative synthetic strategy for core-shell bimetallic nanoparticles that are well-defined, ligand-free, and robustly fixed on the outermost surface of recyclable magnetic silica microspheres.

The major challenges in practically utilising the immense potential benefits of nanomaterials are controlling aggregation, recycling the nanomaterials, and fabricating well-defined nanoparticulate materials using innovative methods. Hye Hun Park1, Kyoungja Woo1 & Jae-Pyoung Ahn2ġMolecular Recognition Research Center, 2Advanced Analysis Center, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, P. Bimetallic Nanoparticles Robustly Fixed on the Outermost Surface of Magnetic Silica Microspheres SUBJECT AREAS: COMPOSITES NANOPARTICLES CATALYST SYNTHESIS HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSISĬorrespondence and requests for materials should be addressed to K.W.

Magnetic gold core shell nanoparticles price