Green synthesis of bimetallic PdAg nanowires as catalysts for the conversion of toxic pollutants
College
Gokongwei College of Engineering
Department/Unit
Biology
Document Type
Article
Source Title
International Journal of Philippine Science and Technology
Volume
08
Issue
2
First Page
41
Last Page
43
Publication Date
2015
Abstract
The green synthesis of bimetallic PdAg nanowires which were created under ambient conditions and in the absence of any stabilizers and harsh reagents is herein reported. The straightforward synthesis involved a one-pot set-up containing only the HEPES buffer, metal salt and reductant. The PdAg nanowires were efficient catalysts toward the reduction of common and toxic nitrophenol pollutants. The nanowires exhibited high turnover frequency and were able to achieve total conversion of the starting material. The bimetallic materials were also superior catalysts relative to other materials reported in literature. Taken together, the method and material presented have the potential to be of great use and value to environmental catalysts.
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Recommended Citation
Janairo, J. B. (2015). Green synthesis of bimetallic PdAg nanowires as catalysts for the conversion of toxic pollutants. International Journal of Philippine Science and Technology, 08 (2), 41-43. Retrieved from https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/6603
Disciplines
Chemistry
Keywords
Catalysis; Nanowires; Laminated metals
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