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- This study introduces a new method that combines atomic monodispersity and single-atom alloy techniques to create efficient silver-based cocatalysts for photocatalysis.
- The focus is on improving charge-carrier dynamics in nanohybrids, which is crucial for understanding photocatalytic processes.
- The resulting photocatalytic system, using Ag and PtAg on graphitic carbon nitride, significantly enhances hydrogen production efficiency.
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The atomically controlled transition of nanohybrids and their effects on charge-carrier dynamics are highly desirable for fundamental studies in photocatalysis. Herein, for the first time, a method combining atomic monodispersity and single-atom alloy was used to prepare a new form of highly efficient silver-based cocatalysts (Ag & PtAg) on graphitic carbon nitride, representing a novel photocatalytic system for hydrogen evolution.
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