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. 2024 Dec 20;10(51):eadr4145. doi: 10.1126/sciadv.adr4145

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Fig. 3. — (A) Size dependence of the melting point. The black line represents T_m from Gibbs-Thomson equations without CO adsorption, and the red line is plotted with CO adsorption at μ_CO(T, P) = −0.75 eV. Diamonds are experimental data from Buffat and Borel (29) of Au NPs on carbon films. (B) Contour plot of T_m versus chemical potential [μ_CO(T, P)] and radius of NPs (r). (C) T_m of Au NPs versus μ_CO(T, P) with radii of 4.0 nm (red line) and 1.5 nm (black line). The relations between μ_CO(T, P) and T at P_CO = 1 bar and P_CO at T = 300 K are indicated on the ordinate.