Superatomic molecules, constructed by the fusion or combination of spherical metal nanoclusters (superatoms), offer a novel framework for understanding the stability of anisotropic metal nanoclusters. This review highlights recent advances,
Quantum-confined nanoclusters can be described by the jellium model, which emphasizes closed-shell electron configurations, but an open-shell variation with jellium aromaticity has been proposed. Such clusters are termed superatoms because they ...
A promising research area in nanomaterials is the use of superatomic clusters as building blocks for creating novel molecules or materials with tailored properties. However, assembling these superatoms into functional materials is challenging (Lire plus...)
