What are Core Shell Nanostructures?
Core shell nanostructures are a type of
nanomaterial with a distinct core and shell composition. The core is typically composed of one material, while the shell is made of another. This unique architecture allows for the combination of different
properties from each component, often leading to enhanced performance in various applications, including
catalysis.
Scalability: Developing cost-effective and scalable synthesis methods remains a significant challenge.
Stability: Maintaining the structural integrity and functionality of the core shell nanostructures under reaction conditions is crucial.
Characterization: Advanced characterization techniques are required to understand the structure-property relationships and optimize performance.
