Nanotechnology : basic science and emerging technologies

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Nanotechnology : basic science and emerging technologies / Michael Wilson ... [et al.]

資料種別:: 図書
出版情報:: Boca Raton : Chapman & Hall/CRC, 2002
形態:: xvii, 271 p., [8] p. of plates ; 24 cm
著者名:: Wilson, Michael, 1947-
ISBN:: 9781584883395 [1584883391]
書誌ID:: BA58161665

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Includes bibliographical references and index

主題:

Nanotechnology

言語:

英語

目次情報:

Authors

Preface

Acknowledgment

Background to nanotechnology / 1：

Scientific revolutions / 1.1：

Types of nanotechnology and nanomachines / 1.2：

The periodic table / 1.3：

Atomic structure / 1.4：

Molecules and phases / 1.5：

Energy / 1.6：

Molecular and atomic size / 1.7：

Surfaces and dimensional space / 1.8：

Top down and bottom up / 1.9：

Exercises / 1.10：

References / 1.11：

Molecular nanotechnology / 2：

Atoms by inference / 2.1：

Electron microscopes / 2.2：

Scanning electron microscope / 2.3：

Modern transmission electron microscope / 2.4：

Scanning probe microscopy--atomic force microscope / 2.5：

Scanning tunnelling microscope / 2.6：

Nanomanipulator / 2.7：

Nanotweezers / 2.8：

Atom manipulation / 2.9：

Nanodots / 2.10：

Self assembly / 2.11：

Dip pen nanolithography / 2.12：

Nanopowders and nanomaterials / 2.13：

What are nanomaterials? / 3.1：

Preparation / 3.2：

Plasma arcing / 3.3：

Chemical vapour deposition / 3.4：

Sol-gels / 3.5：

Silica gels

Hydrolysis

Condensation and polymerisation of monomers to form particles

Zirconia and yttrium gels

Aluminosilicate gels

Forming nanostructured surfaces using the sol-gel process

Trapping by sol-gels

Electrodeposition / 3.6：

Ball milling / 3.7：

Using natural nanoparticles / 3.8：

Applications of nanomaterials / 3.9：

Insulation materials

Machine tools

Phosphors

Batteries

High power magnets

Motor vehicles and aircraft

Medical implants

Other medical uses

The carbon age / 3.10：

New forms of carbon / 4.1：

Types of nanotubes / 4.2：

Formation of nanotubes / 4.3：

Methods and reactants

Arcing in the presence of cobalt

Laser methods

Chemical vapour deposition method

Other methods

Assemblies / 4.4：

Purification of carbon nanotubes / 4.5：

The properties of nanotubes / 4.6：

Conductivity

Strength and elasticity

Uses of nanotubes / 4.7：

Electronics

Hydrogen storage

Materials

Mechanical machines

Space elevators

Molecular mimics / 4.8：

Catenanes and rotaxanes / 5.1：

Molecular switches / 5.2：

The electron driven molecular shuttle switch / 5.3：

The pH driven molecular shuttle switch / 5.4：

The light driven molecular shuttle switch / 5.5：

Synthesis of rotaxanes and catenanes / 5.6：

Rotaxanes and molecular computers / 5.7：

Chemical rotors / 5.8：

Prodders / 5.9：

Flippers / 5.10：

Atom shuttles / 5.11：

Actuators / 5.12：

Contacts / 5.13：

Nanobiometrics / 5.14：

Introduction / 6.1：

Lipids as nano- bricks and mortar / 6.2：

Lipid structure

Self-organising supramolecular structures

Things to do with lipids--templates

Same but different: self-assembled monolayers / 6.3：

The bits that do things--proteins / 6.4：

Three-dimensional structures using a 20 amino acid alphabet

Nanoscale motors

Biological computing--a protein-based 3D optical memory based on bacteriorhodopsin

Ion channels as sensors

Structure is information--DNA / 6.5：

What is DNA?

Using DNA to build nano-cubes and hinges

DNA as smart glue

Wiring up the nanoworld: DNA as wire template

A biological nanotechnological future / 6.6：

Optics, photonics and solar energy / 6.7：

Properties of light and nanotechnology / 7.1：

Reflectance of light

Transmission of light

Polarisation

Radiation

Interaction of light and nanotechnology / 7.2：

Photon trapping and plasmons

Dielectric constant and polarisation

Refractive index

Nanoholes and photons / 7.3：

Imaging / 7.4：

New low cost energy efficient windows and solar absorbers based on nanoparticles / 7.5：

Nanometals

Nanotechnology and daylight

Solar cells, nanoparticles and nanostructures

Optically useful nanostructured polymers

Photonic crystals, surface wave guides and control of light paths / 7.6：

Nanoelectronics / 7.7：

What will nanoelectronics do for us? / 8.1：

The birth of electronics / 8.3：

Semiconductors

The invention of the transistor

Integrated circuits

The tools of micro- and nanofabrication / 8.4：

Optical lithography

Electron beam lithography

Atomic lithography

Molecular beam epitaxy

From classical to quantum physics / 8.5：

Quantum electronic devices / 8.6：

High electron mobility transistors

Quantum interference transistor

Single electron transistors

Quantum corrals in electronics

Carbon nanotube transistors

Molecular electronics

DNA-directed assembly and application in electronics

Quantum information and quantum computers / 8.7：

How is a quantum computer different to a classical computer?

How does a quantum computer work?

Writing to an idealised atomic-quantum computer

Read-out from an idealised atomic-quantum computer

Quantum computation

Decoherence--the enemy of quantum computation

The power of quantum computation

Power of a classical computer

Power of a quantum computer

Quantum algorithms

Shor's algorithm

Grover's algorithm

Experimental implementations of quantum computers / 8.8：

Future applications / 8.9：

Microelectromechanical systems / 9.1：

Robots--how small can they go? / 9.2：

Ageless materials / 9.3：

Invisible mending of atomic dislocations inside damaged materials / 9.4：

Nanomechanics and nanoelasticity / 9.5：

Nanoparticle coatings--special new effects / 9.6：

Nanoelectronic and magnetic devices and new computing systems / 9.7：

Optoelectronic devices / 9.8：

Light emitting diodes

Thermionic solar power

Environmental applications / 9.9：

Into the realms of imagination / 9.10：

Communication / 10.1：

Manufacturing / 10.3：

Active materials and swarms

Nanomedicine / 10.4：

Society and ethics / 10.5：

Religion and making everything from everything else / 10.6：

Thanks for all the fish / 10.7：

Index / 10.8：

Authors

Preface

Acknowledgment

Background to nanotechnology / 1：

Scientific revolutions / 1.1：

Types of nanotechnology and nanomachines / 1.2：

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