Issue 28, 2012

Au-Biocompatible metallic nanostructures in metalloprotein electrochemistry and electrocatalysis

Abstract

Molecular scale metallic nanoparticles coated by molecular monolayers and immobilized on single-crystal Au-electrode surfaces are efficient catalysts in metalloprotein voltammetry. Nanoparticles prepared by a new “green” method also exhibit strong electrocatalysis in both protein electrochemistry and fuel cell related processes. In this communication we highlight some recent observations and discuss their possible physical origins.

Graphical abstract: Au-Biocompatible metallic nanostructures in metalloprotein electrochemistry and electrocatalysis

Article information

Article type
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Submitted
23 Jan 2012
Accepted
04 Apr 2012
First published
04 Apr 2012

J. Mater. Chem., 2012,22, 13877-13882

Au-Biocompatible metallic nanostructures in metalloprotein electrochemistry and electrocatalysis

P. S. Jensen, C. Engelbrekt, K. H. Sørensen, J. Zhang, Q. Chi and J. Ulstrup, J. Mater. Chem., 2012, 22, 13877 DOI: 10.1039/C2JM30449J

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