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Chemistry
Nanochemistry
Types of Nanomaterials
Zero-Dimensional (0D)
Quantum Dots
Semiconductor Quantum Dots
Size and Bandgap Tunability
Application in Display Technologies
Metal Quantum Dots
Plasmonic Properties and Sensing Applications
Quantum Dot Sensitizers in Photovoltaics
Fullerenes
Structural Variants
C60, C70, and Higher Fullerenes
Unique Properties
Superconductivity
Electron Acceptor Properties
Applications in Electronics and Energy Storage
Organic Solar Cells
Supercapacitors
One-Dimensional (1D)
Nanorods
Synthesis Methods
Hydrothermal Synthesis
Template-Based Synthesis
Optical and Electronic Properties
Applications
Display Technologies
Catalytic Properties
Nanowires
Metallic Nanowires
Electrical Conductivity and Applications
Use in Transparent Conductive Films
Semiconductor Nanowires
Electronics and Optoelectronics
Application in Photonics
Polymer Nanowires
Synthesis Techniques
Use in Flexible Electronics
Two-Dimensional (2D)
Graphene
Properties
High Electrical Conductivity
Mechanical Strength
Methods of Production
Chemical Vapor Deposition
Exfoliation Techniques
Applications
Conductive Inks
Reinforcement Materials
Transition Metal Dichalcogenides (TMDs)
Structural Characteristics
Layered Structures
Bandgap Engineering
Notable Compounds
MoS2, WS2
Electronic and Photonic Applications
Transistors
Light Emitting Devices
Synthesis and Functionalization
Three-Dimensional (3D)
Nanoporous Materials
Types
Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs)
Zeolites
Mesoporous Silica
Properties
High Surface Area
Tailorable Pore Sizes
Applications
Gas Storage and Separation
Catalysis
Nanocomposites
Composition
Hybrid Materials
Mechanical Enhancement
Reinforcement Mechanisms
Functional Applications
Enhanced Thermal Conductivity
Barrier Properties in Packaging Materials
3. Synthesis of Nanomaterials
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