Metal Nanoparticle-Functionalized Three-Dimensional Graphene: a versatile platform towards sensors and energy-related applications
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| author | Pompei, Emanuele Vlamidis, Ylea Ferbel, Letizia Zannier, Valentina Rubini, Silvia Esteban, Daniel Arenas Bals, Sara Marinelli, Carmela Pfusterschmied, Georg Leitgeb, Markus Schmid, Ulrich Heun, Stefan Veronesi, Stefano |
| author_facet | Pompei, Emanuele Vlamidis, Ylea Ferbel, Letizia Zannier, Valentina Rubini, Silvia Esteban, Daniel Arenas Bals, Sara Marinelli, Carmela Pfusterschmied, Georg Leitgeb, Markus Schmid, Ulrich Heun, Stefan Veronesi, Stefano |
| contents | We demonstrate the first successful functionalization of epitaxial three-dimensional graphene with metal nanoparticles. The functionalization is obtained by immersing the 3D graphene in a nanoparticle colloidal solution. This method is versatile and here is demonstrated for gold and palladium, but can be extended to other types and shapes of nanoparticles. We have measured the nanoparticle density on the top-surface and in the porous layer volume by Scanning Electron Microscopy and Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy. Samples exhibit a high coverage of nanoparticles with minimal clustering. High quality graphene has been demonstrated to promote the functionalization leading to higher nanoparticle density, both on the surface and in the pores. X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy allowed to verify the absence of contamination after the functionalization process. Moreover, it confirmed the thermal stability of the Au- and Pd-functionalized three-dimensional graphene up to 530°C. Our approach opens up new avenues for utilizing three-dimensional graphene as a versatile platform for catalytic applications, sensors, and energy storage and conversion. |
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| spellingShingle | Metal Nanoparticle-Functionalized Three-Dimensional Graphene: a versatile platform towards sensors and energy-related applications Pompei, Emanuele Vlamidis, Ylea Ferbel, Letizia Zannier, Valentina Rubini, Silvia Esteban, Daniel Arenas Bals, Sara Marinelli, Carmela Pfusterschmied, Georg Leitgeb, Markus Schmid, Ulrich Heun, Stefan Veronesi, Stefano Applied Physics Materials Science We demonstrate the first successful functionalization of epitaxial three-dimensional graphene with metal nanoparticles. The functionalization is obtained by immersing the 3D graphene in a nanoparticle colloidal solution. This method is versatile and here is demonstrated for gold and palladium, but can be extended to other types and shapes of nanoparticles. We have measured the nanoparticle density on the top-surface and in the porous layer volume by Scanning Electron Microscopy and Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy. Samples exhibit a high coverage of nanoparticles with minimal clustering. High quality graphene has been demonstrated to promote the functionalization leading to higher nanoparticle density, both on the surface and in the pores. X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy allowed to verify the absence of contamination after the functionalization process. Moreover, it confirmed the thermal stability of the Au- and Pd-functionalized three-dimensional graphene up to 530°C. Our approach opens up new avenues for utilizing three-dimensional graphene as a versatile platform for catalytic applications, sensors, and energy storage and conversion. |
| title | Metal Nanoparticle-Functionalized Three-Dimensional Graphene: a versatile platform towards sensors and energy-related applications |
| topic | Applied Physics Materials Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.16797 |