A progressive increase in the size of Pd ensembles on a mica-supported Au(111) single crystal surface can facilitate electron transfer of perchlorate ions at lower anodic potential in CV curves than pure Au(111) due to a strong ligand effect and Pd-Au neighbouring pairs at edge sites render a higher degree of electron transfer.
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