Chiang Mai Journal of Science

Facile Synthesis of Highly Active Pd Nanocatalysts Using Biological Buffers

Paper Type	Contributed Paper
Title	Facile Synthesis of Highly Active Pd Nanocatalysts Using Biological Buffers
Author	Jose Isagani B. Janairo*, Jose Santos Carandang VI, Divina Medina Amalin
Email	jose.isagani.janairo@dlsu.edu.ph
Abstract: A simple and straightforward approach in the synthesis of highly active palladium nanocatalysts aided by biological buffers is herein presented. Using HEPES and Tris as the buffers, highly active sub-10 nm palladium nanoparticles were formed. These nanocatalysts exhibited high catalytic activity toward the reduction of nitroaminophenol isomers. Moreover, this approach involves ambient conditions and a one-pot setup void of harsh reagents. The presented method highlights practicality without compromising catalytic activity which is very attractive for routine preparation of palladium nanocatalysts.
Start & End Page	243 - 247
Received Date	2015-01-15
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Accepted Date	2015-05-05
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Keyword	Pd nanostructure, biological buffers, nanocatalysis, reduction
Volume	Vol.44 No.1 (JANUARY 2017)
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Citation	Janairo J.I.B., Vi J.S.C. and Amalin D.M., Facile Synthesis of Highly Active Pd Nanocatalysts Using Biological Buffers, Chiang Mai J. Sci., 2017; 44(1): 243-247.
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