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Nanochemistry Course Oslo University E
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Nanochemistry Course Oslo University
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• World & Nanoworld - philosophy, general definitions, hopes, challenges
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• Colloids + General Syntheses of Nanoparticles
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Co o ds Ge e a Sy t eses o a opa t c es• Fullerenes, C-nanotubes and other carbon-related matter• Oxidic nanotubes and nanofibers
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• Future Energy and Nanosciences• Other Inorganic Nanotubes + Fibers • Nano Clusters & nano metals
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• Bio-Nano Aspects • Risk Discussion
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Where are We 1 – 100 nmE
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The Nano World The Nano World
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Why
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Nano World 1 – 100 nmE
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The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1925
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"for his demonstration of the
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From the Nobel lecture:“…Scheele, therefore, has described here an unstable colloidal solution of manganesedioxide in hydrochloric acid which, when diluted with water, allows the manganese dioxide to be
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This reported case of the occurrence of a colloid does not stand alone. Even in the year 1665 gold purple had been described by Andreas Cassius and his son. This purple proved to be a tested dye for glass melts, naturally without its colloidal nature being recognized.
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Colloids E
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Roman gold glasses
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Colloids
Size-dependent PropertiesE
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Colloids
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Ways to the Nano WorldE
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Bottom up to Nano
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Stable nucleus
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optical properties : f(size)
hollow spheroids
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electronic properties : f(size)
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integration density of functions : very large
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integration density of functions : very large
Nano Particles
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Nano Particles Materials & Physical EffectsE
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Electrons in the Nano WorldElectrons and Dimensions
Examples: Nano-SiliconE
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The powders obtained as described above were dispersed in methanol using mild sonication, then etched with solutions of 0.5–4% HF and 20–30% HNO3 in water to reduce the particle size and passivate the
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necessary proportions. After etching, the particles were collected on polymeric membrane filters and washed with water and methanol.
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The Nano World
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Size of Nano Particles and LuminescenceE
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Development of Nanotechnology
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NanotechnologyNanotechnologyE
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Nanotechnology – quo vadis?
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