Chemistry of Nanomaterials
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The books in this series are practical guides for chemical synthesis of nanomaterials. Each volume covers detailed experimental procedures for synthesis and characterization of nano materials of a specific type. With recipes for each category of nanomaterials these books represent the ultimate "cook books" for this area.
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Challa Kumar, Harvard University, Cambridge, USA.
This is the first volume (Part A) in the series of books covering practical aspects of synthesis and characterization of various categories of nanomaterials taking into consideration the most up to date research publications. The aim of the book series is to provide students and researchers practical information such as synthetic procedures, characterization protocols and mechanistic insights to enable them to either reproduce well established methods or plan for new syntheses of size and shape controlled nanomaterials based on both batch and continuous flow reactions. The first Volume (Part A) focuses on metallic nanomaterials.
This book presents latest research results on synthesis and application of metallic nanomaterials. Fabrication techniques, analytic properties, as well as theoretical aspects are discussed. Size- and shape-controlled synthesis of silver, gold, copper, ruthenium, tellurium, selenium and palladium nanoparticles are reviewed. Further topics are the synthesis from microplasma and shape-control for electrocatalytic applications.
This is the second volume in the series of books covering practical aspects of
synthesis and characterization of various categories of nanomaterials taking into
consideration the most up to date research publications. The aim of the book series
is to provide students and researchers practical information such as synthetic procedures,
characterization protocols and mechanistic insights to enable them to either
reproduce well established methods or plan for new syntheses of size and shaped
controlled nanomaterials.
The second volume focuses on multifunctional nanomaterials.
