Metal Oxide Nanomaterials : From Fundamental to Applications

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-6209-4

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Mao, Yuanbing (editor)

Gupta, Santosh (editor)

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English

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Abstract

This is a timely collection of recent diverse work on metal oxide nanomaterials, connecting their fundamental aspects and application perspectives in a concise fashion to give a broad view of the current status of this fascinating field. This book presents eight original research articles and two comprehensive reviews to highlight the recent development and understanding of different types of metal oxide nanoparticles and their use for applications in luminescence, photocatalysis, water–oil separation, optoelectronics, gas sensors, energy-saving smart windows, etc. It presents just the tip of the iceberg of the broad, dynamic, and active fundamental research and applications in the developing field of metal oxide nanomaterials by collecting a few examples of the latest advancements.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/96625

Keywords

photoinduced hydrophilicity; surface energy; heterostructures; charge transfer; work function; adsorbed water; nanocarrier; nanoparticle; age-dependent adsorption; Langmuir isotherm; deoxynucleoside monophosphate; silica@zirconia; core@shell; solution NMR; buffer interference with adsorption; VO2; phase change material; flexible thin film; thermochromics; energy efficient materials; RF magnetron sputtering; ZnO:N thin films; Raman spectroscopy; photoluminescence spectroscopy; electrical characteristics; charge carrier transport properties; nanostructured surface; wettability; metal fiber felt; oil–water separation; emulsion; nanocomposite; worm-like micelle; viscoelastic surfactant; fracturing fluid; stability; two-dimensional materials; metal oxide; nanoparticles; composite materials; gas sensors; microstructure; composites; photoactivity; pesticides; wastewater; photocatalysis; metal oxides; semiconductors; BaZrO3; europium; luminescence; EXAFS; defect; n/a