Can someone help me in the characterization of adsorbed smaller particles on bigger particles? i have used only one technique that is scanning electron microscopy to visualize the adsorbed particles.
You can use BET and BJH measurements to know the. adsorption mechanism of your NPs.
Adsorbed samples will show less porosity.
You can use IR, Raman,TG,EDS,XPS or DFT calculation to characterize the adsorption of smaller particles on a larger one.
The small size of particle indicates to high surface area and that useful in adsorption.
BET is used to calculated surface area but the particle size can be found by SEM, or TEM or AFM.........
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