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Subject(s)

• Nanostructures [Browse]
• Nanoscience [Browse]

Summary note

Designed for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students, Introductory Nanoscience asks key questions about the quantitative concepts that underlie this new field.How are the optical and electrical properties of nanomaterials dependent upon size, shape, and morphology? How do we construct nanometer-sized objects? Using solved examples thr

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Contents

• 44247_00_Prelims_pi-xvi
• 44247_01_ch1_p001-008
• 44247_02_ch2_p009-028
• 44247_03_ch3_p029-060
• 44247_04_ch4_p061-072
• 44247_05_ch5_p073-100
• 44247_06_ch6_p101-136
• 44247_07_ch7_p137-178
• 44247_08_ch8_p179-202
• 44247_09_ch9_p203-238
• 44247_10_ch10_p239-274
• 44247_11_ch11_p275-294
• 44247_12_ch12_p295-344
• 44247_13_ch13_p345-374
• 44247_14_ch14_p375-416
• 44247_15_ch15_p417-440
• 44247_16_Appendix_p441-442
• 44247_17_Index_p443-448.

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ISBN

• 1-136-66527-7
• 1-136-66528-5
• 0-429-25844-5
• 9780429258442

OCLC

1080585344

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