Synthesis, Technology and Applications of Carbon Nanomaterials Micro and Nano Technologies Series
Coordonnateurs : Rashid Suraya Abdul, Raja Othman Raja Nor Izawati, Hussein Mohd Zobir
Synthesis, Technology and Applications of Carbon Nanomaterials explores the chemical properties of different classes of carbon nanomaterials and their major applications. As carbon nanomaterials are used for a variety of applications due to their versatile properties and characteristics, this book discusses recent advances in synthesis methods, characterization, and applications of 0D -3D dimensional carbon nanomaterials. It is an essential resource for readers focusing on carbon nanomaterials research.
1. Synthesis of carbon nanomaterials using catalytic chemical vapor deposition technique 2. Carbon nanotube hybrids and their polymer nanocomposites 3. Synthesis of carbon nanotube-cotton superfiber materials 4. Recent development on the synthesis techniques and properties of graphene derivatives 5. Natural biomass as carbon sources for the synthesis of photoluminescent carbon dots 6. Carbon nanotubes as biological transporters and tissue engineering scaffolds 7. Functionalization of graphene for nanodelivery of drugs 8. Functionalization of graphene oxide via gamma-ray irradiation for hydrophobic materials 9. Carbon nanotubes and graphene for sensor technology 10. Carbon nanotubes and graphene oxide applications in optochemical sensors 11. Applications of nanotechnology and carbon nanoparticles in agriculture 12. Activated carbon for supercapacitors 13. Activated carbon for shape-stabilized phase change material
Senior Lecturer at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia (UPNM), Malaysia. Her field of specialization is synthesis and application of carbon nanostructured materials and functional polymer nanocomposites. Currently, she holds a position as Research Fellow for Nanomaterials at the Centre for Defence Research and Technology, UPNM.
Currently holds the position as Professor and Research Fellow for Nanomaterials at the Materials Synthesis and Characterization Laboratory, Institute of Advanced Technology (ITMA), Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), Malaysia. He and his research group focus their research works on nanomedicine, especially for theranostics delivery systems, nanomaterials for thermal energy storage and agronanochemicals. His group also works on nanomaterials for green, comfortable building applications by core-shell nano-encapsulation approach for thermal energy storage using phase change materials as the core and polymer or activated carbon pores as the shape stabilizing agents.
- Explores the chemical properties of different classes of carbon nanomaterials and their major applications
- Discusses recent advances in synthesis methods, characterization, and applications of 0D -3D dimensional carbon nanomaterials
Date de parution : 10-2018
Ouvrage de 363 p.
19x23.3 cm
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Mots-clés :
Absorbance response; Activated carbon; Activated carbons; Agriculture; Alkylamine; Biochar; Biological transporter; Biomass; Biomedical; Bottom-up approach; Capacitive; Carbon; Carbon dots; Carbon nanofiber; Carbon nanoparticles; Carbon nanotube; Carbon nanotubes; Carbon nanotubes (CNT); Catalyst; Chemical functionalization; Chemical oxidation; Chemical vapor deposition; CNT; CNT cotton; CNT hybrids; CVD; Drug delivery; Electric conductivity; Ethanol sensor; Fiber-optic sensors; Floating catalyst chemical vapor deposition; Functionalization; Gamma ray; Graphene; Graphene oxide; Graphene oxide quantum dot; GraphenePlease check whether the suggested running head Synthesis of Carbon Nanomaterials is appropriate for this chapter.--> Graphite nanofibers; Hydrophobic; Modification; Modified optical fiber; Nanocomposites; Nanographene oxide; Nanohybrids; Nanomaterials; Nanoparticles; Nanotechnology; Percolation threshold; Phase change; Photoluminescence; Porosity; Pulmonary; Radiation; Rheology; Scaffolds; Sensor; Shape stabilized; Substrate; Supercapacitors; Superfiber materials; Surface area; Tissue engineering; Top-down approach; Waste palm cooking oil