Nanotechnologia – nanomateriały, nanocząstki i wielofunkcyjne nanostruktury typu rdzeń/powłoka

Runowski, M.

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Nanotechnologia – nanomateriały, nanocząstki i wielofunkcyjne nanostruktury typu rdzeń/powłoka

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Runowski M.

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Nanotechnology – nanomaterials, nanoparticles and multifunctional core/shell type nanostructures

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PL EN

Abstrakty

Nanotechnologia jest nauką zajmującą się otrzymywaniem i badaniem właściwości nanomateriałów. Nanomateriały często wykazują odmienne właściwości fizykochemiczne i biologiczne, w porównaniu do ich makroskopowych odpowiedników. Dodatkowo mogą one wykazywać interesujące zjawiska, takie jak ograniczenie kwantowe w półprzewodnikowych kropkach kwantowych, powierzchniowe efekty plazmoniczne, czy superparamagnetyzm. Interesującą grupą nanomateriałów są nanostruktury typu rdzeń/ powłoka (ang. core/shell) wykazujące jednocześnie właściwości zarówno rdzenia jak i powłoki.

Nanotechnology is a science dealing with nanomaterials preparation and investigation of their properties. Nanomaterials often reveal altered physicochemical and biological properties in comparison to their bulk analogues. What is more, they can exhibit interesting phenomena, such as quantum confinement in semiconducting quantum dots, surface plasmonic effects or superparamagnetism. An interesting group of nanomaterials are core/shell type nanostructures, which simultaneously exhibit the properties of the core and the shell.

Słowa kluczowe

nanomateriały funkcjonalne zjawiska w nanoskali nanocząstki typu rdzeń/powłoka nanostruktury luminescencyjno-magnetyczne cytotoksyczność nanocząstek

functional nanomaterials nanoscale effects core-shell nanoparticles luminescent-magnetic nanostructures cytotoxicity of nanoparticles surface modification

Wydawca

Stowarzyszenie Inżynierów i Techników Przemysłu Chemicznego, ZW CHEMPRESS-SITPChem

Czasopismo

Chemik

Rocznik

2014

Tom

Vol. 68, nr 9

Strony

766--775

Opis fizyczny

Bibliogr. 64 poz., rys.

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Runowski M.

runowski@amu.edu.pl

Wydział Chemii, Zakład Ziem Rzadkich, Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu

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