Nanomaterial guide templates: synthesis and characterization
11 editable one-page guides to making and measuring nanomaterials: wet-chemical, seeded, physical and gas-phase routes, nucleation and shape control, DLS and zeta potential, STEM and ICP-MS, nanomedicine and devices, each quoting its papers.
Six wet-chemical routes to nanoparticles
Nanorods, nanowires and nanocages from seeds
How nanoparticles nucleate, grow and ripen
Physical and gas-phase routes to nanoparticles
Microfluidic synthesis and electrospinning
Shape control of metal nanocrystals
Measuring nanoparticles in liquid: size and charge
What nanoparticles are made of: STEM, ICP-MS and magnetometry
Nanoparticles in medicine: heating, imaging, targeting and killing bacteria
Nanoparticles in tests, catalysts and devices
From synthesis to application: a nanoparticle workflow in pictogramsQuestions
What templates are there for nanomaterial guides?
11: Six wet-chemical routes to nanoparticles; Nanorods, nanowires and nanocages from seeds; How nanoparticles nucleate, grow and ripen; Physical and gas-phase routes to nanoparticles; Microfluidic synthesis and electrospinning; Shape control of metal nanocrystals; Measuring nanoparticles in liquid: size and charge; What nanoparticles are made of: STEM, ICP-MS and magnetometry; Nanoparticles in medicine: heating, imaging, targeting and killing bacteria; Nanoparticles in tests, catalysts and devices; From synthesis to application: a nanoparticle workflow in pictograms.
Which papers are these templates based on?
Together they follow 84 published papers; each template’s page lists its own, with DOIs, and the figure credit names them too.
How do I use one of these templates?
Open its page and click Open in the editor. Sign in, or create an account, and it opens in the LabCanvas figure editor as your own design, with every layer editable.
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