Full Description
Presented in this volume articles describe: the result of the investigation for the possible application of the self-adhesive activated carbon powder derived from coconut coir fiber waste as electrode material in electrochemical energy storage devices, especially supercapacitors; analysis of the recent experience in the use of the functional magnetite nanoparticles to improve nucleic acid separation efficiency, from the perspective of core size, shell coating, and its coupling agent; testing results of the new electrochemically produced catalyst with hydroxyapatite as the hydrolysis catalyst of sodium borohydride to produce hydrogen; development a method for preparing metallic zinc nanoparticle colloidal solutions in protic solvents containing aqueous solvents. This volume will be helpful to a wide range of engineers and scientists whose activity is related to the usage of nanomaterials and nanotechnologies.
Contents
The Self-Adhesive Carbon Powder Based on Coconut Coir Fiber as Supercapacitor Application
Functional Magnetite Nanoparticle: A Review on the Particles Lysis and Nucleic Acid Separation
Synthesis of Ni-B/Hydroxyapatite by Electrochemical Method and Its Application as Catalyst on NaBH4 Hydrolysis
Synthesis of Metallic Zinc Nanoparticles by Reduction of Zinc Ions in Protonic Solvent
