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Low–Energy Metastable Ensemble–Involving Ostwald Ripening of Au Nanoclusters on Anatase TiO2(101) under Oxidizing Conditions
Abstract Supported Au nanoclusters are highly effective catalysts but are susceptible to deactivation via sintering. While Ostwald ripening (OR) is a primary sintering mechanism, its atomic-scale pathways on the anatase TiO2 surface remain poorly understood. Using neural network potential, we invest
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