Plasmonic metal nanoparticles (PMNPs) are capable of localized surface plasmon
resonance (LSPR) and have become an important component in many experimental …

Plasmonic catalysis provides a possible means for driving chemical reactions under
relatively mild conditions. Rational design of these systems is impeded by the difficulty in …

Photothermal catalytic CO2 hydrogenation is a prospective strategy to simultaneously
reduce CO2 emission and generate value‐added fuels. However, the demand of extremely …

Leveraging localized surface plasmon resonances of metal nanoparticles to trigger chemical
reactions is a promising approach for heterogeneous catalysis. First-principles modeling of …

Plasmon induced water splitting is a promising research area with the potential for efficient
conversion of solar to chemical energy, yet its atomic mechanism is not well understood …

Plasmonic metal nanoparticles offer an interesting alternative to traditional heterogeneous
catalytic processes due to their ability to harness energy from light. While plasmonic …

The conversion of chemically inert carbon dioxide and its photoreduction to value-added
products have attracted enormous attention as an intriguing prospect for utilizing the …

Understanding hot carrier dynamics between plasmonic nanomaterials and its adsorbate is
of great importance for plasmon‐enhanced photoelectronic processes such as …

Hot-carrier generation from surface plasmon decay has found applications in many
branches of physics, chemistry, materials science, and energy science. Recent reports …

This Article provides new insights concerning the simulation of plasmon-driven chemical
reactions using real-time TDDFT based on the tight-binding electronic structure code …