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Understanding Hydrogen Reactivity and Ethanol Oxidation on Metal Catalysts: From Thermal Catalysis to Electrocatalysis
Supported Pd-Au bimetallic nanoparticles are a promising class of catalysts used for hydrogenation and oxidation reactions. Recently, the role of dynamic restructuring of Pd regions at and near the nanoparticle surface in response to modulating gas (H2 and O2) concentration was highlighted for contr
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