CHARACTERIZATION OF NANOSTRUCTURES: TOOLS AND CHALLENGES

G. Cox; W. Wohlleben; W. Schrepp

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CHARACTERIZATION OF NANOSTRUCTURES: TOOLS AND CHALLENGES

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- CHARACTERIZATION OF NANOSTRUCTURES: TOOLS AND CHALLENGES
- Vol. 27, Issue 1, Pages: 77-83(2009)
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G. Cox, W. Wohlleben, W. Schrepp. CHARACTERIZATION OF NANOSTRUCTURES: TOOLS AND CHALLENGES[J]. 2009, 27(1): 77-83.
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G. Cox, W. Wohlleben, W. Schrepp. CHARACTERIZATION OF NANOSTRUCTURES: TOOLS AND CHALLENGES[J]. 2009, 27(1): 77-83. DOI：

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Apart from long-known and applied nanostructures like carbon black for tyres or pigments for coatings nanotechnology has created highly sophisticated structures used for nano/molecular electronics

diagnostics

drug delivery

UV-absorbers etc. Often the main question to be solved analytically is the local determination of tiny amounts of chemicals resulting in an ever increasing need for highly sensitive as well as locally resolved techniques. Applications of techniques like mass spectroscopy

transmission electron microscopy as well as ultracentrifugation to problems arising from nanotechnology in the chemical industry will be described

Abstract

Apart from long-known and applied nanostructures like carbon black for tyres or pigments for coatings nanotechnology has created highly sophisticated structures used for nano/molecular electronics

diagnostics

drug delivery

transmission electron microscopy as well as ultracentrifugation to problems arising from nanotechnology in the chemical industry will be described

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