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Medientyp:
Buch
Titel:
Computational modeling of inorganic nanomaterials
Enthält:
Nanoclusters and nanoparticles / Scott M. Woodley -- One-dimensional nanosystems / Alexey Sokol and John Buckeridge -- Two-dimensional nanosystems / Benjamin Morgan -- Nanocluster-assembled materials / Elisa Jimenez, Jesus M. Ugalde and Jon Matxain -- Melting and phase transitions / Florent Calvo -- Nanoparticles and crystallization / Gareth Tribello -- Mechanical properties / Eduardo Hernández, Yukihiro Takada and Takahiro Yamamoto -- Thermal properties / Yukihiro Takada, Eduardo Hernández and Takahiro Yamamoto -- Electronic and optical properties / Enrico Berardo and Martijn Zwinenburg -- Grain boundaries at the nanoscale / Oliver Diwald, Keith Mckenna and Alex Shluger -- Inorganic nanoclusters for heterogeneous catalysis / Monica Calatayud -- Supported oxide nanofilms / Marek Sierka -- Cosmic and atmospheric nanosilicates / John Plane and Stefan T. Bromley.
Beschreibung:
"Offering a detailed summary of available modeling methods, both "top-down" and "bottom-up", this book offers systematic coverage of the use of modeling in the development and application of inorganic nano-materials in industry including sensors, optics, biotechnology, and solar cells. It provides readers with the necessary information to choose the right models and methods for describing particular physical and chemical properties of inorganic materials at varying length scales. Sections include Structure and Dimensionality; Thermodynamics and Nucleation; Magnetic, Optical, and Electronic and Transport Properties; and Case Studies"--
"Offering a detailed summary of available modeling methods, both "top-down" and "bottom-up", this book offers systematic coverage of the use of modeling in the development and application of inorganic nano-materials in industry including sensors, optics, biotechnology, and solar cells. It provides readers with the necessary information to choose the right models and methods for describing particular physical and chemical properties of inorganic materials at varying length scales. Sections include Structure and Dimensionality; Thermodynamics and Nucleation; Magnetic, Optical, and Electronic and Transport Properties; and Case Studies"--