Characterization and Application of Nanoporous Materials II
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Nanotechnology and Applied Nanosciences".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 August 2022) | Viewed by 397
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Interests: gels as food packaging; porous materials; material characterization; kinetics; mesoporous materials; biomass and biowaste valorization; process engineering
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Dear Colleagues,
Materials were, are, and will be the main player in several research topics, and they affect the evolution of many scientific areas, such as industrial processes, energy generation, environmental protection, health science, etc. The pore structure of materials is a parameter of major interest which controls many properties and rules their behavior in many processes—for example, mass transport through porous media, oil recovery from porous sediments, diffusion process, extraction process, heterogeneous catalysis, membrane separation process, fuel cells capacity, energy saving, controlled release of medicines in human body, and new medicines. This Special Issue aims to cover current experimental and theoretical studies in the field of nanoporous materials, their characterization, and application in applied sciences. Advanced synthesis routes, production technologies, characterization techniques, the scale-up of synthesis processes, fundamental understanding of nanopore structure, studies on mass transport through nanoporous media, and the relationship between the kind of precursor material and the final pore structure are very welcome.
Dr. Constantinos E. Salmas
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- nanoporous materials
- nanopore structure
- micropore structure
- nanostructure
- microporous materials
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