Homoleptic mercaptides of noble metals (i.e., Me(SR)x, where R is a linear alkyl group, i.e., CnH2n+1) dissolved in polymer undergo a thermal degradation process at moderately low temperatures (180-250°C), producing metal atoms that then give nanosized metal particles by clustering. As an example, the preparation of palladium, gold, and silver clusters dispersed in polystyrene has been described, but such chemical route is a very general approach and a variety of metal/polymer combinations can be equivalently obtained
Synthesis of polymer-embedded noble metal clusters by thermolysis of mercaptides dissolved in polymers
Nicolais L;
2006
Abstract
Homoleptic mercaptides of noble metals (i.e., Me(SR)x, where R is a linear alkyl group, i.e., CnH2n+1) dissolved in polymer undergo a thermal degradation process at moderately low temperatures (180-250°C), producing metal atoms that then give nanosized metal particles by clustering. As an example, the preparation of palladium, gold, and silver clusters dispersed in polystyrene has been described, but such chemical route is a very general approach and a variety of metal/polymer combinations can be equivalently obtainedFile in questo prodotto:
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