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A series of Cu-Ag bimetal alloys decorated on SiO and the fabrication of few-layer S-doped graphitic carbon nitride (SC) warped over it to form a core-shell nanostructured morphology have been demonstrated and well characterized through various physiochemical techniques. HRTEM data confirmed the formation of a compact nanojunction between the SiO and SC, where Cu-Ag is embedded uniformly with an average particle size of 1.3 nm.
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