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Ennobling chalcogenides

Noble metal chalcogenides are rapidly becoming attractive materials in several areas of nanoscience; however, their synthesis remains challenging. Now, a simple cation exchange protocol has been employed to prepare these materials in various phases and morphologies.

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Fig. 1: A simple cation exchange process for synthesizing noble metal chalcogenides.

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Gutiérrez, H.R. Ennobling chalcogenides. Nat. Synth 1, 582–583 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1038/s44160-022-00118-0

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