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SELVAMM ARTS SCEINCE COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)
DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCEIENCE IN PHYSICSSubmitted by
S.SOUNDARRAJAN
CHEMICAL AND CATALYTIIC ASPECTS OF NANOCRYSTALS
Introduction Chemical properties Surface chemistry process Nanomaterial in catalysis
Plane of talk
Physicist Richard Feynman ,The father of nanotechnology
Introduction
Plenty of Room at the Bottom
… But there is plenty of room to make them smaller The idea behind nanotechnology originated with Nobel Laureate Richard Feynman nearly 50 years ago.There is nothing that I can see in the physical law that says the elements cannot be made enormously smaller than they are now. ….
Richard Feyman
December 29, 1959
The annual meeting of the American Physical Society at Caltech
Nanotechnology
Nano science and nanotechnology are the study and application of extermely small things and can be used across all the other science fields , such as chemistry , physics ,biology , materials science , and engineering.
just how small nanotechnology is are nanometer is a nm
1 m 10 cm 1 cm 100 m
10 m 1 m 100 nm 10 nm
Surface featuresNanocrystal superlatticesDiblock copolymers and others including
catalysis
Chemical properties
CorrosionAdsorptionOxidationReductioncatalysis
Surface chemistry is very importance in numerous process such as
corrosion
Adsorption and Absorption
Oxidation and Reduction
catalysis
Nanomaterials in catalysisMetallic nanoparticles exhibit different catalytic activities as
followsElectronic effectsSupport effectsShape effects
Recent progressMetal oxides and sulfides
Electron density charges may be vary due to
particle sizeEx: Nickel
Electronic effects
Small metal particle bound to a
metal oxide surface can be affected electronically by the
nature of metal oxidemgo
Support effects
Shape effects
Recent progress
Methanol synthesis over a zno catalysist is well known+OH+
metal oxides and sulfides
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