Abstract
Noble metals are key to various research fields and noble metal nanomaterials are directly relevant to optics, catalysis, medicine, sensing and many other applications. Rhodium-based nanomaterials have been less studied than metals such as gold, silver or platinum. There have been many improvements in characterisation tools over the years and knowledge about rhodium chemistry and nanomaterials is growing rapidly. Rhodium nanoparticles are widely used as catalysts for automotive emissions control and for hydrogen and oxygen precipitation reactions in electrolytic cells. Novel applications in electronics, anticancer drugs and aerospace are being revisited. In Part I of this two-part review, we cover different strategies for the synthesis of rhodium films and nanoparticles.
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