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Intermetallic compounds often exhibit novel catalytic properties. However, their supported nanoparticles, a typical form of practical catalysts, cannot be easily synthesized due to differences in the redox potentials of components. Here, we demonstrate the synthesis of supported intermetallic catalysts ball-milling using CoGe on carbon black as a case study.
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