Bauer, B.
, Amis, E.
and Grohn, F.
(2008),
Inorganic Nanocrystals by Electrostatic Nanotemplating With Polyelectrolyte Dendrimers, Catalysis Today
(Accessed March 14, 2025)
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Inorganic Nanocrystals by Electrostatic Nanotemplating With Polyelectrolyte Dendrimers
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, , Franziska Grohn
Abstract
We summarize our investigations on the formation of 2 nm to 4 nm metal and semiconductor nanoclusters with polyelectrolyte dendrimers as hosts. Poly(amidoamine) (PAMAM) dendrimers can be used as templates for inorganic colloids, both in aqueous solution and in a polymeric matrix. - SANS, SAXS and TEM are used to characterize the resulting hybrid structures. Different inorganic colloids like noble metal and cadmium sulfide colloids are studied.1- With increasing dendrimer generation, we observe a transition from low molecular colloid stabilizing to an effective electrostatic nanotemplating . For these higher generation dendrimers, inorganic colloids are formed inside single dendrimer molecules and the size of the nanocrystal can precisely be controlled by the dendrimer generation ( fixed loading law ).Citation
Catalysis Today
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Keywords
dendrimer, nanocluster, scattering, template
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Created October 16, 2008