The Chemistry of Nanostructured Materials

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This important book reviews extensively the preparative chemistry of various nanostructured materials, as well as structural-property correlations for these new materials. Materials of current interest, such as nanocrystals, nanowires, nanotubes, porous materials, and composites, are comprehensively covered.

Sample Chapter(s)
Foreword (25 KB)
Chapter 1.1: Introduction (51 KB)
Chapter 1.2: Microporous Silicates (568 KB)
Chapter 1.3: Microporous and Open Framework Phosphates (199 KB)
Chapter 1.4: Microporous and Open Framework Sulfides (280 KB)
Chapter 1.5: Microporous Metal-Organic Frameworks (337 KB)
Chapter 1.6: Extra-large Pore Crystalline Molecular Sieves (242 KB)



Contents:
•Crystalline Microporous and Open Framework Materials (X-H Bu & P-Y Feng)
•Mesoporous Materials (A Sayari)
•Macroporous Materials Containing Three-Dimensionally Periodic Structures (Y-N Xia et al.)
•CVD Synthesis of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes (B Zheng & J Liu)
•Nanocrystals (M P Pileni)
•Inorganic Fullerene-Like Structures and Inorganic Nanotubes from 2-D Layered Compounds (R Tenne)
•Semiconductor Nanowires: Functional Building Blocks for Nanotechnology (H-Q Yan & P-D Yang)
•Harnessing Synthetic Versatility Toward Intelligent Interfacial Design: Organic Functionalization of Nanostructured Silicon Surfaces (L A Porter & J M Buriak)
•Molecular Networks as Novel Materials (W-B Lin & H L Ngo)
•Molecular Cluster Magnets (J R Long)
•Block Copolymers in Nanotechnology (N P Balsara & H Hahn)
•The Expanding World of Nanoparticle and Nanoporous Catalysts (R Raja & J M Thomas)
•Nanocomposites (W Caseri)

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