Nanomaterials
When the dimensions of a material become extremely small, fundamental changes occur in its physical and chemical properties. The resulting material shows unique and remarkable characteristics that are significantly different from the properties of bulk materials. Nanomaterials have distinct physical properties, such as electrical, catalytic, magnetic, mechanical, thermal or imaging features. These characteristics make nanomaterials highly relevant in various fields. Such fields include medicine, pharmaceuticals, and engineering. Nanotechnology enables us to create new materials, devices, and functional systems that use these new properties and phenomena for a better utility and applications.
Aminated Graphene is a type of graphene functionalized with amine groups (NH2-). These amine groups are ......
Graphene Oxide is a type of two-dimensional nanomaterial composed of graphene layers functionalized....
Reduced Graphene Oxide (RGO) is a derivative of graphene that is obtained by reducing .....
Transition metal dichalcogenides are materials with the composition MX2, where M often includes metals, like.....
Transition metal dichalcogenides are materials with the composition MX2, where M often includes metals, like....
Zinc oxide Nanoparticles are in the category of inorganic nanoparticles, which have attracted the attention of....
Silver nanoparticles are among the oldest nanoparticles widely used due to their extensive applications and .......
Titanium dioxide nanoparticles have notable physical and chemical properties such as.....
Copper oxide nanoparticle (CuO) are semiconductor compounds with unique optical, electrical, magnetic,....
Graphene is a material with unique characteristics that is difficult to disperse uniformly........
