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The interest in flexible electronics is on the rise as it brings an added functionality and esthetic value in the unconventional interfaces, such as biomonitoring systems, wearables, flexible textiles, paper-based technologies, and many other curves of soft schemes, for which traditional electronics are not suitable. The demand in new flexible platforms turns to a pursuit for functional materials and technologies commonly compatible with a low temperature, high-throughput processing, and novel methods for device integration. A wide range of functional materials involving nanoparticles, composites, semiconductor and metallic nanowires, carbon nanomaterials, polymers, conductive inks, and different hybrid structures are particularly interesting. This book brings a comprehensive overview on the most important technology development in the field of flexible electronics.
Electronics. --- Electrical engineering --- Physical sciences --- Engineering --- Physical Sciences --- Engineering and Technology --- Electrical and Electronic Engineering --- Electronic Engineering
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Nanowires are attracting wide scientific interest due to the unique properties associated with their one-dimensional geometry. Developments in the understanding of the fundamental principles of the nanowire growth mechanisms and mastering functionalization provide tools to control crystal structure, morphology, and the interactions at the material interface, and create characteristics that are superior to those of planar geometries. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the most important developments in the field of nanowires, starting from their synthesis, discussing properties, and finalizing with nanowire applications. The book consists of two parts: the first is devoted to the synthesis of nanowires and characterization, and the second investigates the properties of nanowires and their applications in future devices.
Nanowires. --- Atomic wires --- Molecular wires --- Quantum wires --- Subnanoscale wires --- Electric wire --- Nanostructured materials --- Physical Sciences --- Engineering and Technology --- Material Science --- Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials
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The rapid growth of the world's population has significantly increased energy consumption and environmental impact. The transition from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources that is needed for a sustainable future demands more efficient materials and improved technologies, but allows us to tackle this great and necessary challenge. This Special Issue highlights some of the latest energy advances in the field of materials, in particular low-dimensional materials, and nanostructured materials. Various topics related to synthesis and characterization methods, properties, and energy application uses are highlighted.
Research & information: general --- Physics --- peritectic compound Li4(OH)3Br --- phase change materials --- thermal energy storage --- shape stabilized composites --- supporting materials --- oxides --- colloidal lithography --- thin-film photovoltaics --- photonics --- light-trapping --- self-cleaning --- graphene --- triboelectric nanogenerator --- charge trapping layer --- flexible --- stability --- energy harvesting --- solar cells --- parameter extraction --- single diode model --- non-iterative --- sodium borohydride --- hydrolysis --- porous carbon --- Co nanoparticles --- durability --- Ti-MOFs --- amine functionalization --- CO2 capture --- separation --- breakthrough experiment --- carbon nanotube --- plastic --- chemical recycling --- life cycle assessment --- ethernet --- circular economy --- data transmission --- carbon footprint --- BaF2 nanophase --- oxyfluoride nano-glass-ceramics --- Tb3+/Eu3+ energy transfer --- sol–gel chemistry --- nanocellulose --- ionic liquid --- ionogel --- gel polymer electrolyte --- renewable energy storage --- supercapacitors --- Ti2SnC --- M2AX --- powders --- thin films --- STEM --- nanoindentation --- zinc-ion supercapacitor --- three-dimensional vertically aligned graphene --- polydopamine --- highly concentrated salt electrolyte --- mini-jets --- diffuse discharge --- spark discharge --- red sprites --- blue jets --- ghosts --- Atomic Force Microscopy --- Electrochemical Strain Microscopy --- hybrid electrolyte --- Energy Storage --- lithium transport --- lithium distribution --- all-solid-state electrolytes --- diffusion --- ferric ion sensor --- MOF --- finite difference --- composite materials --- Mn3O4-CeO2-rGO --- nanocatalyst --- methanol oxidation --- cyclic voltammetry --- cellulose nanocrystal --- surface functionalization --- conductive electrodes --- energy storage --- n/a --- sol-gel chemistry
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The rapid growth of the world's population has significantly increased energy consumption and environmental impact. The transition from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources that is needed for a sustainable future demands more efficient materials and improved technologies, but allows us to tackle this great and necessary challenge. This Special Issue highlights some of the latest energy advances in the field of materials, in particular low-dimensional materials, and nanostructured materials. Various topics related to synthesis and characterization methods, properties, and energy application uses are highlighted.
peritectic compound Li4(OH)3Br --- phase change materials --- thermal energy storage --- shape stabilized composites --- supporting materials --- oxides --- colloidal lithography --- thin-film photovoltaics --- photonics --- light-trapping --- self-cleaning --- graphene --- triboelectric nanogenerator --- charge trapping layer --- flexible --- stability --- energy harvesting --- solar cells --- parameter extraction --- single diode model --- non-iterative --- sodium borohydride --- hydrolysis --- porous carbon --- Co nanoparticles --- durability --- Ti-MOFs --- amine functionalization --- CO2 capture --- separation --- breakthrough experiment --- carbon nanotube --- plastic --- chemical recycling --- life cycle assessment --- ethernet --- circular economy --- data transmission --- carbon footprint --- BaF2 nanophase --- oxyfluoride nano-glass-ceramics --- Tb3+/Eu3+ energy transfer --- sol–gel chemistry --- nanocellulose --- ionic liquid --- ionogel --- gel polymer electrolyte --- renewable energy storage --- supercapacitors --- Ti2SnC --- M2AX --- powders --- thin films --- STEM --- nanoindentation --- zinc-ion supercapacitor --- three-dimensional vertically aligned graphene --- polydopamine --- highly concentrated salt electrolyte --- mini-jets --- diffuse discharge --- spark discharge --- red sprites --- blue jets --- ghosts --- Atomic Force Microscopy --- Electrochemical Strain Microscopy --- hybrid electrolyte --- Energy Storage --- lithium transport --- lithium distribution --- all-solid-state electrolytes --- diffusion --- ferric ion sensor --- MOF --- finite difference --- composite materials --- Mn3O4-CeO2-rGO --- nanocatalyst --- methanol oxidation --- cyclic voltammetry --- cellulose nanocrystal --- surface functionalization --- conductive electrodes --- energy storage --- n/a --- sol-gel chemistry
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The rapid growth of the world's population has significantly increased energy consumption and environmental impact. The transition from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources that is needed for a sustainable future demands more efficient materials and improved technologies, but allows us to tackle this great and necessary challenge. This Special Issue highlights some of the latest energy advances in the field of materials, in particular low-dimensional materials, and nanostructured materials. Various topics related to synthesis and characterization methods, properties, and energy application uses are highlighted.
Research & information: general --- Physics --- peritectic compound Li4(OH)3Br --- phase change materials --- thermal energy storage --- shape stabilized composites --- supporting materials --- oxides --- colloidal lithography --- thin-film photovoltaics --- photonics --- light-trapping --- self-cleaning --- graphene --- triboelectric nanogenerator --- charge trapping layer --- flexible --- stability --- energy harvesting --- solar cells --- parameter extraction --- single diode model --- non-iterative --- sodium borohydride --- hydrolysis --- porous carbon --- Co nanoparticles --- durability --- Ti-MOFs --- amine functionalization --- CO2 capture --- separation --- breakthrough experiment --- carbon nanotube --- plastic --- chemical recycling --- life cycle assessment --- ethernet --- circular economy --- data transmission --- carbon footprint --- BaF2 nanophase --- oxyfluoride nano-glass-ceramics --- Tb3+/Eu3+ energy transfer --- sol-gel chemistry --- nanocellulose --- ionic liquid --- ionogel --- gel polymer electrolyte --- renewable energy storage --- supercapacitors --- Ti2SnC --- M2AX --- powders --- thin films --- STEM --- nanoindentation --- zinc-ion supercapacitor --- three-dimensional vertically aligned graphene --- polydopamine --- highly concentrated salt electrolyte --- mini-jets --- diffuse discharge --- spark discharge --- red sprites --- blue jets --- ghosts --- Atomic Force Microscopy --- Electrochemical Strain Microscopy --- hybrid electrolyte --- Energy Storage --- lithium transport --- lithium distribution --- all-solid-state electrolytes --- diffusion --- ferric ion sensor --- MOF --- finite difference --- composite materials --- Mn3O4-CeO2-rGO --- nanocatalyst --- methanol oxidation --- cyclic voltammetry --- cellulose nanocrystal --- surface functionalization --- conductive electrodes --- energy storage
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