Encyclopedia of Nanomaterials, Three Volume Set provides a comprehensive reference work on the creation, characterization, property and processing of nanomaterials. Sections cover the synthesis, functionalization, assembly and characterization of nanomaterials, their chemical, physical and biological properties, their processing in the form of coating, special texture and surface patterns, nanodevice fabrication, large-scale manufacturing, and their health and environmental impacts. Focusing on the fundamental concepts of nanomaterials and the key processes to understand, manipulate, and process them, this reference gives readers the ability to design and produce nanomaterials according to the requirements of their specific applications.
Further, this encyclopedia includes sections that specifically discuss the large-scale manufacture of nanomaterials and the possible environmental and health impacts of their widespread use in many practical settings. It is written for graduate students and researchers in various fields, including biomedicine, pharmaceutical industry, energy, environmental science, catalysis, etc.
Provides a one-stop resource for researchers with its comprehensive coverage of foundational information on nanomaterials Presents a systematic and detailed introduction of a subtopic of nanomaterials Emphasizes fundamental concepts rather than describing specific applications Includes topics important for practical applications such as large-scale manufacturing, film processing, and possible environmental and health impacts

Encyclopedia of Nanomaterials

Yadong Yin; Yu Lu; Younan Xia

Xia, Younan; Yin, Yadong

Younan Xia, Yadong Yin

Academic Press, Incorporated

Morgan Kaufmann Publishers

Brooks/Cole

First edition, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2023

United States, United States of America

San Diego, 2023

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