Plasmon-Enhanced Asymmetry in the Charge Distribution Explains the Increased H<sub>2</sub> Production Rate from Formic Acid with a Pd-Tipped Au Nanorod.

J Phys Chem Lett · 2025 · PMC12720282 · PMID 41376265

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This observation is highly significant, as it highlights the central role of plasmonic excitation in the H 2 enhancement observed in this reaction.

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Plasmon-Enhanced Asymmetry in the Charge Distribution Explains the Increased H&lt;sub&gt;2&lt;/sub&gt; Production Rate from Formic Acid with a Pd-Tipped Au Nanorod.

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Plasmon-Enhanced Asymmetry in the Charge Distribution Explains the Increased H<sub>2</sub> Production Rate from Formic Acid with a Pd-Tipped Au Nanorod.