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Nanomaterials, their synthesis, and property studies have been an obsession with modern current physicists, chemist, and materials scientists for their vast array of technological implications and the remarkable way their properties are modified or enhanced when the size dimensions are reduced to the realm of nanometers. Although nanomaterials, for a lot of practical purposes have been in existence since the remotest past of civilization, it is only in the last few decades that the field has been gaining the attention that it deserves from the scientific and industrial fraternity. A lot of this has to do with the immense improvement we made in tools to study and characterize these materials.
Metal oxides have been one of the well documented and hottest branches of nanomaterials revolution with oxides such as TiO2, ZnO, CuO, Fe3O4, Cr2O3, Co3O4, MnO2 and many more being an integral part to a variety of technological advancements and industrial applications. From green power issues like photovoltaic cells to rechargeable batteries, from drug delivery agents to antimicrobial and cosmetic products, from superconductor materials to semiconductors and insulators, metal oxides have been omnipresent in terms of both commercial prerogatives and research highlights. This book is solely devoted towards this special section of nanomaterials with an aim to partially access the science pertaining to the oxides of metals.
Contents
Metal Oxide Nanomaterials: An Overview. Pulsed Laser Deposition of Nanostructured Oxides for Emerging Applications. Metastable Phase Selection and Low Temperature Plasticity in Chemically Synthesized Amorphous Al2O3-ZrO2and Al2O3-Y2O3. Porous and Hollow Oxide Nanostructures: Synthesis, Stability and Applications. Doped Tin Oxide Nanomaterials for Chlorine and Hydrogen Gas Detection. Titanium Oxide Nano- and Submicron-structured Coating for Ti and Ti Related Bio-implants. Metal Oxide Nanostructured Films for Photovoltaic Applications. Nanostructured Materials as Nanoprobes for Bio-imaging Applications. Band Energy and Crystal Structure Employing Density Functional Theory. Paramagnetic Lattice Defects in Natural Crystalline Quartz. ZnO Nano-Particles: Defect Structure, Space-Charge Depletion Layer and Core-Shell Model.
