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A protocol to quantify the distribution of surface atoms of concave nanocatalysts according to their coordination number is proposed. The 3D surface of an Au@Pd concave nanocube is reconstructed and segmented. The crystallographic coordinates and low‐coordinate surface atom densities of the concave facets are determined. The result shows that 32% of the surface atoms are low‐coordinated, which may...
On page 6332, X. Y. Zhong, X. X. Ke, and co‐workers develop a method that uses 3D electron tomography to quantify the distribution of surface atoms of a Au@Pd concave nanocube according to their coordination number. The quantification of low‐coordinated surface atoms is essential to correlate the catalytic properties to the surface structures of real catalysts and to bridge the “materials gap”.
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