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- A straightforward method is introduced for creating yolk-shell nanoparticles made of noble metals like gold, palladium, and silver.
- The synthesis process is influenced by various conditions, and the researchers highlight how differences in corrosion resistance between silica and organosilicone materials enable the formation of nanoparticles with a large cavity and thin shell.
- This efficient, water-based method could pave the way for developing other nanomaterials with similar structures.
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A simple method is proposed for the synthesis of noble metal M@YSiO (M = Au, Pd, Ag) yolk-shell nanoparticles. The effects of synthesis conditions on the preparation of yolk-shell nanoparticles were discussed in detail. According to the different corrosion resistances between inorganic silica and organosilicone in a selective etching solution, yolk-shell nanoparticles with large cavity and thin shell were prepared using the same aqueous medium in a step-by-step synthesis process. Different from traditional methods, this method is facile and efficient because the main synthesis process is carried out in an aqueous phase. This extended method may benefit the synthesis and application of other nanomaterials with a similar yolk-shell structure.
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