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Nanotechnology of Disperse Systems: Synthesis, Formation Mechanisms and Applications of Mesocrystals (Nano)- Lecturer
- Dr. Monica Distaso, Ph.D.
- Details
- Vorlesung
Online
für Anfänger geeignet, geeignet als Schlüsselqualifikation, Sprache Englisch, a zoom platform will be used for the lectures - consult StudOn
Zeit: block seminar 30.4.2021-28.5.2021 Fri 14:15 - 15:45; single appointment on 9.7.2021 12:15 - 13:45; comments on time and place: Link to the StudOn page: https://www.studon.fau.de/crs3713056.html
- Fields of study
- PF MAP-S-NM 2
- Prerequisites / Organisational information
- This is a block lecture course included in the main course "Nanotechnology of Disperse Systems" - for more information follow the link to the corresponding StudOn page
The lectures are pre-recorded and the corresponding video are uploaded on StudOn before the lecture; the teacher discusses the content of the lectures in Q&A sessions together with the students, at the regular lecture time.
- Contents
- This block lecture starts from the observation that crystallization is a widespread phenomenon in Nature, especially concerning the occurrence of hierarchical organization.
In the first two lectures, after giving a definition of mesocrystals, the fundamental concepts of classical- and non-classical crystallization are described, with a special emphasis on oriented attachment. The forces acting between nanoparticles during particle-mediated-growth are reviewed. In the last two lectures, the application of mesocrystals as enhancement materials for fuel cells, batteries and photocatalysis are discussed with several examples taken from recent literature.
- Additional information
- Keywords: Nanotechnology
Expected participants: 25, Maximale Teilnehmerzahl: 50
www: https://www.lfg.tf.fau.de/teaching/
Registration is required for this lecture.
Die Registration via: StudOn
- Verwendung in folgenden UnivIS-Modulen
- Startsemester SS 2021:
- Nanotechnology of Disperse Systems (Nano)
- Department: Chair of Particle Technology (Prof. Dr. Peukert)
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