Plasmonic-driven photocatalysis is one of the most vibrant and promising field in
nanoscience. Out of the various mechanisms known to activate chemical reactions in …

Plasmonic metal–organic frameworks (plasmonic‐MOFs) ingeniously meld the
homogeneous and vast porosity of MOFs with the distinctive plasmonic characteristics of …

Plasmonic excitations decay within femtoseconds, leaving nonthermal (often referred to as
“hot”) charge carriers behind that can be injected into molecular structures to trigger …

Alloyed metal nanoparticles are a promising platform for plasmonically enabled hot-carrier
generation, which can be used to drive photochemical reactions. Although the non …

Recently, there has been significant interest in harnessing hot-carriers generated from the
decay of localized surface plasmons in metallic nanoparticles for applications in …

Hot electrons and holes generated from the decay of localised surface plasmons in metallic
nanoparticles can be harnessed for applications in solar energy conversion and sensing. In …

In hot electron (HE)‐driven photocatalysis, plasmonic metal nanocrystals with small size, or
even nanoclusters, are preferrable. Antenna–reactor mechanism has been utilized to further …

Energetic or “hot” electrons and holes generated from the decay of localized surface
plasmons in metallic nanoparticles have great potential for applications in photocatalysis …

Our work outlines a groundbreaking approach in photocatalysis, introducing a novel class of
photocatalysts that merge optical and heterogeneous catalysis principles. This innovation …