Phosphinine stabilised gold nanoparticles; synthesis and immobilisation on mesoporous materials
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Audrey Moores, Frédéric Goettmann, Clément Sanchez, Pascal Le Floch
The first synthesis of gold nanoparticles stabilised by a sub-stoichiometric amount of sp2 phosphorus containing ligands was performed, as well as their immobilisation on mesostructured silica and titania hosts.
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