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Quantitative Determination of Particle-Size Dependent Active Sites in Supported Metal Nanoparticles with SHINERS

In this project spark ablation will be used to deposit catalytically active nanoparticles of diffent sizes and compositions on a SHIN substrate. These metal/SHIN substrates will then be used to do adsorption experiments and catalytic experiments.

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