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Scale-up of cluster beam deposition to the gram scale with the matrix assembly cluster source for heterogeneous catalysis (propylene combustion)

Rongsheng Cai Orcid Logo, Lu Cao, Ross Griffin, Sarayute Chansai, Christopher Hardacre, Richard Palmer Orcid Logo

AIP Advances, Volume: 10, Issue: 2, Start page: 025314

Swansea University Authors: Rongsheng Cai Orcid Logo, Richard Palmer Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1063/1.5142836

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Cluster beam deposition is a solvent-free method to prepare films of nanoparticles, one obvious application being heterogeneous catalysis. To address the problem of low cluster deposition rates, a novel cluster beam source, the “Matrix Assembly Cluster Source” was invented recently. Following the pr...

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title Scale-up of cluster beam deposition to the gram scale with the matrix assembly cluster source for heterogeneous catalysis (propylene combustion)
spellingShingle Scale-up of cluster beam deposition to the gram scale with the matrix assembly cluster source for heterogeneous catalysis (propylene combustion)
Rongsheng Cai
Richard Palmer
title_short Scale-up of cluster beam deposition to the gram scale with the matrix assembly cluster source for heterogeneous catalysis (propylene combustion)
title_full Scale-up of cluster beam deposition to the gram scale with the matrix assembly cluster source for heterogeneous catalysis (propylene combustion)
title_fullStr Scale-up of cluster beam deposition to the gram scale with the matrix assembly cluster source for heterogeneous catalysis (propylene combustion)
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description Cluster beam deposition is a solvent-free method to prepare films of nanoparticles, one obvious application being heterogeneous catalysis. To address the problem of low cluster deposition rates, a novel cluster beam source, the “Matrix Assembly Cluster Source” was invented recently. Following the proof of principle studies, here, we demonstrate a further scale-up by 2 orders of magnitude, equivalent to reaching a production of ∼10 mg of clusters (Au100) per hour. This allows the preparation of cluster-decorated powder catalysts at the gram scale, comfortably sufficient for practical catalysis studies of novel materials at the research level, as demonstrated here by the catalytic combustion of propylene.We are thankful for financial support from the EPSRC (Grant Reference No. EP/K006061/2) and the European Union’s Horizon 2020 program through the CritCat project under Grant Agreement No. 686053.
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