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Vacancy-mediated alloying in bimetallic Nanoparticles
This image shows a bimetallic Au-core Ag-shell nanoparticle that has an interface that is "dirty". 5% of the interfacial atoms are missing from the lattice and these built-in vacancies greatly increase (by 8 orders of magnitude) the alloying rates for the two metals. The vacancy sites are shown as pink "ghost" atoms, and the diffusion of the vacancies through the metallic lattice does a great job of mixing the two metals.
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