Role of capping agent in the synthesis of zinc–cobalt bimetallic nanoparticles and its application as catalyst and fuel additive

Recent advances in synthesis and characterization of iron–nickel bimetallic nanoparticles and their applications as photo-catalyst and fuel additive

“…8 On the other hand, bottom-up approaches, such as colloidal synthesis, sol-gel processing, chemical reduction and precipitation, and atomic layer deposition, result in smaller and more uniform sizes and shapes, as well as better control over defects and surface properties, as indicated by. 9,10 The bottom-up approach to nanoparticle synthesis starts at the atomic or molecular level and gradually progresses to the nanoscale. It involves precise control and manipulation of chemical reactions to produce nanoparticles with specic sizes, shapes, and compositions.…”

“…Additionally, data analysis using ORIGIN Pro soware facilitated the determination of various nanoparticle properties, including particle size distribution, crystallinity, and catalytic activity. 50 The results obtained from ORIGIN Pro demonstrated that the Fe-Ni BMNPs exhibited superior catalytic activity when compared to individual iron or nickel nanoparticles. For the characterization analysis origin pro helped to analyze the graphical data.…”

Assembly of Smart Microgels and Hybrid Microgels on Graphene Sheets for Catalytic Reduction of Nitroarenes

“…These pollutants can be converted into less harmful substances using various methods, such as catalytic reduction, hydrogenation, degradation, and physical adsorption [46]. Catalytic reduction is the most widely used method for the reduction of nitroarenes [47][48][49].…”