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Figure S1: Literature survey on precious metals. Figures S2–S21: TEM characterization and pictures of the nanomaterials obtained. Figure S22: SAXS characterization of the nanomaterials obtained. Figure S23: TEM characterization of the nanomaterials obtained. Figure S24: XRD characterization of the nanomaterials obtained. Figures S25–42: PDF characterization of the nanomaterials obtained. Figures S43–45: Crystal structures and models of the different clusters and complexes. Figure S46: PDF characterization of the nanomaterials obtained. Table S1: Overview of the parameters studied. Table S2: Fit parameters for SAXS. Tables S3–S13: Refined parameters for PDF.
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