Qianxi Chen , Jiaxi Tang , Hong Shao , Changyu Tang , Dongmei Wang , Meikun Fan
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Abstract
Hydrogen sensing is critical for its role in clean energy technologies. Herein, a colloidal Ag-PdAu ternary system as an efficient Localized Surface Plasmon Resonance (LSPR)-based sensor is first proposed for H2 sensing in aqueous environments. Upon exposure to H2, the system exhibits a significant LSPR peak shift of 42 nm within just 10 min, with no observable response to N2 under identical conditions.
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