Abstract:Atomic oxygen adsorption on core-shell Ni@Pt and pure Pt nanoparticles composed of 55 atoms each is investigated usinĝ rst-principles calculations. Results show that 5d-5d hybridization between Pt(core) and Pt(shell) in pure Pt cluster demonstrates both attractive and repulsive bonding characters depending on oxygen adsorption site. However, for Ni@Pt cluster, 3d-5d hybridization between Ni(core) and Pt(shell) in the presence of oxygen always impose repulsive bonding character, which in turns, weakens the bond… Show more
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