Physical properties of nanorods / Roman Krahne, Liberato Manna, Giovanni Morello, Albert Figuerola, Chandramohan George and Sasanka Deka.
By: Krahne, Roman
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Contributor(s): Manna, Liberato [autor]
| Morello, Giovanni [autor]
| Figuerola, Albert [autor]
| George, Chandramohan [autor]
| Deka, Sasanka [autor]
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1 Quantum Effects in Confined Systems -- 2 Optical Properties of Semiconductor Nanorods -- 3 Electrical Properties of Nanorods -- 4 Optical Properties of Metal Nanorods -- 5 Magnetic Properties of Nanorods -- 6 Catalytic Properties of Nanorods -- 7 Mechanical Properties of Nanorods and Melting Studies -- 8 Outlook.
Inorganic nanoparticles are among the most investigated objects nowadays, both in fundamental science and in various technical applications. In this book the physical properties of nanowires formed by nanoparticles with elongated shape, i.e. rod-like or wire-like, are described. The transition in the physical properties is analyzed for nanorods and nanowires consisting of spherical and rod-like nanoparticles. The physical properties of nanowires and elongated inorganic nanoparticles are reviewed too. The optical, electrical, magnetic, mechanical and catalytic properties of nanowires consisting of semiconductors, noble and various other metals, metal oxides properties and metal alloys are presented. The applications of nanorods and nanowires are discussed in the book.
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