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Handbook of Functional Nanomaterials - Volume 2 -- Characterization & Reliability (Hardcover)
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Handbook of Functional Nanomaterials - Volume 2 -- Characterization & Reliability (Hardcover)
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This is the second volume of the four volume set. Functional
nanomaterials appear in our daily lives. These materials mainly
include nanocomposites, nanopowders, nanoparticles and
nanocoatings. Nanotechnology enables the creation of structures
which do not exist in nature, those which cannot be produced by
conventional chemistry. Some advantages of this technology are the
synthesis of stronger, more adjustable materials as well as lower
costs. Nanotechnology is scientific and research development at the
atomic, molecular or macromolecular levels in a dimension range of
1 to 100 nm; the fabrication and application of the structures,
equipment, and systems which involve unique characteristics and new
applications because of their small or medium dimensions; and the
potential for (materials and processes) the control and management
of atomic scales. Therefore, nanotechnology involves industrial
research and development at atomic, molecular, and macromolecular
levels. This research aims to create and exploit the structures and
systems which involve unique applications due to their small
dimensions. The main difference between nanotechnology and other
technologies is found within the dimensions and properties of the
materials and structures applied in this technology. As a matter of
fact, the main difference between these two types of technologies
is the presence of base elements, which are indeed the same
nanoscale elements with different properties in their nanoscale and
larger states. Due to the developed properties of the very fine
powders including surface chemistry, compressive properties,
optical characteristics, and synthetic reactions as well as an
increasing demand for fine powders in industries, very fine
fragmentation is applied in many materials such as: minerals,
ceramics, dyes, chemicals, micro-organisms, pharmaceuticals and
paper manufacturing. This volume mainly discusses the
characterisation and reliability of functional nanomaterials.
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