Self-assembled nanostructures

Author: [USA] Zhen-Jin Zhang, Zhong-Lin Wang, Jun Chen, Shao-Wei Chen
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The original authors of this book are five outstanding young and renowned Chinese scholars who have long been engaged in nanomaterial research overseas. The book compiles their latest research achievements in the field of nanoscale self-assembly science and technology, serving as a summary of some research works in the contemporary field of nanomaterial science and technology. The research and development of nanomaterials involve assembly and synthesis, performance characterization, and application development. This book starts from the basic level, progresses step by step, and introduces the subject in a gradual and in-depth manner, illustrated with diagrams and images. It is a comprehensive work that integrates intellectual depth, knowledge, interest, and accessibility, fully covering self-assembly chemistry and physics, characterization of self-assembled structures, and the properties of self-assembled structures. The main contents of the book include: molecular self-assembly and synthetic self-assembly of nanoscale structures, natural self-assembled nanoscale structures, nanoscale structure fabrication based on etching technology, self-assembly of nanocrystals, structural characteristics and chemical functionality of nanomaterials, chemical reactivity, electrochemical properties, and transport properties of nanoscale structures, as well as light and electronic functions. The optical and dynamic properties of metal nanomaterials. The main translators of this book are middle-aged and young experts who have long been engaged in basic research on nanomaterials in China. They strive to accurately present the Chinese version of this work to the broad readership in China. This book is suitable for researchers in the fields of nanomaterials and engineering, physics, chemical engineering, life sciences, and other related fields of nanoscience and technology. It can also serve as a reference book for graduate students and senior undergraduate students in relevant disciplines at universities.