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Mesoporous Metal Oxide Films
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Year: 2020 Publisher: Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute

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This book, entitled “Mesoporous Metal Oxide Films”, contains an editorial and a collection of ten research articles covering fundamental studies and applications of different metal oxide films. Mesoporous materials have been widely investigated and applied in many technological applications owing to their outstanding structural and physical properties. In this book, important developments in this fast-moving field are presented from various research groups around the world. Different preparation methods and applications of these novel and interesting materials have been reported, and it was demonstrated that mesoporosity has a direct impact on the properties and potential applications of such materials. The potential use of mesoporous metal oxide films and coatings with different morphology and structures is demonstrated in many technological applications, particularly chemical and electrochemical sensors, supercapacitors, solar cells, photoelectrodes, bioceramics, photonic switches, and anticorrosion agents.


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This book, entitled “Mesoporous Metal Oxide Films”, contains an editorial and a collection of ten research articles covering fundamental studies and applications of different metal oxide films. Mesoporous materials have been widely investigated and applied in many technological applications owing to their outstanding structural and physical properties. In this book, important developments in this fast-moving field are presented from various research groups around the world. Different preparation methods and applications of these novel and interesting materials have been reported, and it was demonstrated that mesoporosity has a direct impact on the properties and potential applications of such materials. The potential use of mesoporous metal oxide films and coatings with different morphology and structures is demonstrated in many technological applications, particularly chemical and electrochemical sensors, supercapacitors, solar cells, photoelectrodes, bioceramics, photonic switches, and anticorrosion agents.


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Mesoporous Metal Oxide Films
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This book, entitled “Mesoporous Metal Oxide Films”, contains an editorial and a collection of ten research articles covering fundamental studies and applications of different metal oxide films. Mesoporous materials have been widely investigated and applied in many technological applications owing to their outstanding structural and physical properties. In this book, important developments in this fast-moving field are presented from various research groups around the world. Different preparation methods and applications of these novel and interesting materials have been reported, and it was demonstrated that mesoporosity has a direct impact on the properties and potential applications of such materials. The potential use of mesoporous metal oxide films and coatings with different morphology and structures is demonstrated in many technological applications, particularly chemical and electrochemical sensors, supercapacitors, solar cells, photoelectrodes, bioceramics, photonic switches, and anticorrosion agents.

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History of engineering & technology --- SnO2 --- Metglas --- hemin --- H2O2 --- cyclic voltammetry --- magnetoelastic resonance --- sensor --- titanium dioxide --- mesoporous --- thin film --- multi-layered --- photoanode --- semiconductor --- photoelectrochemical water oxidation --- Mn2O3 --- mesoporous materials --- electrochemical characterizations --- electrode --- supercapacitors --- gadolinium oxide --- hydrazine --- p-nitrophenol --- electrochemical sensing --- amperometric --- selective sensor --- nanocrystal --- ZnO --- density of states --- optical and electrical properties --- TiO2 films --- Ag nanoparticles --- optical properties --- spectroelectrochemistry --- surface plasmon --- Fe-doped TiO2 --- hydrothermal --- GCE --- chemical sensor --- amperometry --- dye-sensitized solar cells --- working electrode --- TiO2 --- NiO nanoparticles --- electron transport --- corrosion --- guar gum --- coatings --- electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) --- SECM --- AFM --- calcium phosphate silicate --- PEG --- bioceramics --- sol-gel preparation --- hard tissue engineering --- metal oxide --- sol-gel --- supercapacitor --- photoelectrode --- dye sensitized solar cell --- NiO --- SnO2 --- Metglas --- hemin --- H2O2 --- cyclic voltammetry --- magnetoelastic resonance --- sensor --- titanium dioxide --- mesoporous --- thin film --- multi-layered --- photoanode --- semiconductor --- photoelectrochemical water oxidation --- Mn2O3 --- mesoporous materials --- electrochemical characterizations --- electrode --- supercapacitors --- gadolinium oxide --- hydrazine --- p-nitrophenol --- electrochemical sensing --- amperometric --- selective sensor --- nanocrystal --- ZnO --- density of states --- optical and electrical properties --- TiO2 films --- Ag nanoparticles --- optical properties --- spectroelectrochemistry --- surface plasmon --- Fe-doped TiO2 --- hydrothermal --- GCE --- chemical sensor --- amperometry --- dye-sensitized solar cells --- working electrode --- TiO2 --- NiO nanoparticles --- electron transport --- corrosion --- guar gum --- coatings --- electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) --- SECM --- AFM --- calcium phosphate silicate --- PEG --- bioceramics --- sol-gel preparation --- hard tissue engineering --- metal oxide --- sol-gel --- supercapacitor --- photoelectrode --- dye sensitized solar cell --- NiO


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Made to measure : new materials for the 21st century
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ISBN: 1400865336 Year: 1997 Publisher: Princeton, New Jersey : Princeton University Press,

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Made to Measure introduces a general audience to one of today's most exciting areas of scientific research: materials science. Philip Ball describes how scientists are currently inventing thousands of new materials, ranging from synthetic skin, blood, and bone to substances that repair themselves and adapt to their environment, that swell and flex like muscles, that repel any ink or paint, and that capture and store the energy of the Sun. He shows how all this is being accomplished precisely because, for the first time in history, materials are being "made to measure": designed for particular applications, rather than discovered in nature or by haphazard experimentation. Now scientists literally put new materials together on the drawing board in the same way that a blueprint is specified for a house or an electronic circuit. But the designers are working not with skylights and alcoves, not with transistors and capacitors, but with molecules and atoms. This book is written in the same engaging manner as Ball's popular book on chemistry, Designing the Molecular World, and it links insights from chemistry, biology, and physics with those from engineering as it outlines the various areas in which new materials will transform our lives in the twenty-first century. The chapters provide vignettes from a broad range of selected areas of materials science and can be read as separate essays. The subjects include photonic materials, materials for information storage, smart materials, biomaterials, biomedical materials, materials for clean energy, porous materials, diamond and hard materials, new polymers, and surfaces and interfaces.

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Materials --- Technological innovations. --- Aerogel. --- Alkyl. --- Amino acid. --- Antiferromagnetism. --- Argon. --- Asperity (materials science). --- Bacteria. --- Bacteriorhodopsin. --- Band gap. --- Bilayer. --- Bioglass. --- Boron nitride. --- Boron. --- Branching (polymer chemistry). --- Carbon. --- Carrier generation and recombination. --- Catalysis. --- Chain reaction. --- Chemical bond. --- Chemical industry. --- Chemical vapor deposition. --- Chemist. --- Chromophore. --- Coercivity. --- Copolymer. --- Crystal structure. --- Crystal. --- Dendrimer. --- Detergent. --- Diode. --- Dopant. --- Electric charge. --- Electric field. --- Electrode. --- Electrolyte. --- Electrorheological fluid. --- Enzyme. --- Extrinsic semiconductor. --- High pressure. --- Hydrocarbon. --- John Bardeen. --- Laser diode. --- Laser. --- Lipid. --- Lithium niobate. --- Magnetization. --- Martensite. --- Materials science. --- Metglas. --- Micrometer. --- Mixture. --- Molecular sieve. --- Molecule. --- Monomer. --- Noble metal. --- Nonlinear optics. --- Nylon. --- Optical fiber. --- Peptide. --- Phospholipid. --- Photon. --- Piezoelectricity. --- Plastic. --- Polyacetylene. --- Polymer. --- Polymerization. --- Polytetrafluoroethylene. --- Population inversion. --- Processing (Chinese materia medica). --- Protein. --- Quantum well. --- Radical (chemistry). --- Refractive index. --- Resonance. --- Scanning tunneling microscope. --- Scleroprotein. --- Semiconductor. --- Silica gel. --- Silicon. --- Smart material. --- Solar cell. --- Solid-phase synthesis. --- Solid-state electronics. --- Substituent. --- Surface energy. --- Surface reconstruction. --- Synthetic diamond. --- Technology. --- There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom. --- Toughness. --- Transistor. --- Tungsten carbide. --- Valence and conduction bands. --- Vibration. --- Waveguide. --- X-ray. --- Zeolite. --- Ziegler–Natta catalyst. --- Zinc oxide. --- Zirconium.

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