This book presents a blueprint for researchers in the area of nanotechnology for chemical defense, especially with regard to future research on detection and protection. It addresses the synthesis of complex nanomaterials with potential applications in a broad range of sensing systems. Above all, it discusses novel experimental and theoretical tools for characterizing and modeling nanostructures and their integration in complex systems.
The book also includes electronic structure calculations exploring the atomic and quantum mechanical mechanisms behind molecular binding and identification, so as to provide readers with an in-depth understanding of the capabilities and limitations of various nanomaterial approaches. Gathering contributions by scientists with diverse backgrounds, the book offers a wealth of insightful information for all scientists whose work involves material science and its applications in sensing.
Includes description of synthesis of novel nanostructures
Reports on recent developed tools for characterization of nanostructures including spectromicroscopy
Presents a special chapter on hollow nanostructures for gas sensing
Carla Bittencourt
nanotechnology for gas sensing functionalisation of nanostructures theoretical modelling of bi-dimensional materials Kirkendall effect Nanotech for defense