Plasmonic nanoparticles have attracted increasing attention as electrodes for (photo)electrochemical reactions, both due to their size-dependent electrochemical properties as well as their ability to interact with light through the excitation of localized surface plasmons.  The former leads to nanoparticles that behave differently than their bulk counterparts in electrochemical environments, whereas the latter can generate hot charge carriers and local heating at the nanoparticle surface, both of which will influence electrochemical reactions.  This talk will discuss how integrating optical and electrochemical techniques allows us to understand reactions occurring at/near nanoparticle surfaces, providing much needed insight into how plasmonic structures impact local reactivity.<br/>

Monitoring electrochemical reactions at plasmonic nanoparticle surfaces

Macromolecular Chemistry: The Second Century

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