Nanoalloys: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives : Faraday Discussion 242
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Hardback or Cased Book
Book Series
Faraday Discussions
ISBN-10
1839166983
ISBN-13
9781839166983
Publisher
Royal Society of Chemistry
Imprint
Royal Society of Chemistry
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Mar 8th, 2023
Print length
550 Pages
Weight
992 grams
Dimensions
16.30 x 24.10 x 3.90 cms
Product Classification:
Analytical chemistryCatalysisNanotechnologyMaterials science
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This volume brings together internationally leading researchers interested in bi- and multimetallic nanoalloys to explore and exchange ideas on recent developments and future possibilities.
There are several fundamental challenges that are yet to be resolved within the field of nanoalloys, including a comprehensive understanding of their structure and properties and how they can be used in the design of catalysts, nanomagnets and nano-optic devices. There is a need for theoretical models to be developed which can provide clues with regards to the preparation and potential applications of various nanoalloys in realistic environments. The unique format of the Faraday Discussions meetings enables in-depth discussions across the full scope of the field, offering new perspectives in their structures, properties and subsequent applications. This volume brings together leading experts from across the globe interested in bi- and multimetallic nanoalloys to explore and exchange ideas on recent developments and future possibilities. In this volume the topics covered are organised into the following themes:Nanoalloy structuresNanoalloy catalysisMagnetic and optical properties of nanoalloysApplications of nanoalloys
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