Plasma technology can facilitate the fabrication of nanomaterials and nanoscale structures. On the other hand, nanotechnology could be possibly used in plasma science. Several advanced nanomaterials and nanodevices could be used to fabricate nanoplasma (nanoscale plasma), such as nanoelectrodes, nanoantennae, nanolasers, nanoreactors, nanomagnets, nanosensors, nanobatteries, nanogenerator and supercapacitors.
This book provides information on fundamental design concepts and promising applications of nanoplasma. It explains how, for the next generation of electronic devices with high data rate communications, a high-speed operation of electronic switches could be attained using nanoplasma. Similarly, in the field of heath and aesthetics, nanoplasma can be used as a non-surgical localized treatments for the face and neck, such as eyelid correction. In addition, various kinds of advanced nanostructures can be fabricated using the plasma technology
1. Chapter 1 : Plasma at the nanoscale: An introduction - p. Page x 2. Chapter 2 : Plasma produced by carbon nanotube-generated electron beam - p. Page 17 3. Chapter 3 : Laser-produced plasma: Fabrication of size-controlled metallic nanoparticles - p. Page 33 4. Chapter 4 : The application of plasma technology in activating the hydrogen evolution performance of nanostructured electrocatalysts - p. Page 58 5. Chapter 5 : Applications of DBD plasma jets in the advanced nanomaterials and COVID-19 pandemic - p. Page 98 6. Chapter 6 : Plasma-treatment applications for fabricating third-generation solar cells - p. Page 132 7. Chapter 7 : Plasma technology for hydrogen production and gas conversion applications - p. Page 160 8. Chapter 8 : Nanoplasma generation by ultrashort pulse laser - p. Page 187 9. Chapter 9 : Plasma technology in antimicrobial nanocoatings - p. Page 204 10. Chapter 10 : Nanosecond pulsed laser-plasma interaction and its applications - p. Page 217 11. Chapter 11 : Nanomaterials for plasma display panels - p. Page 249 12. Chapter 12 : Plasma technology for nanostructures - p. Page 259 13. Chapter 13 : Plasma-based technology for nanoelectronic devices - p. Page 280 14. Chapter 14 : Plasma-assisted advanced nanomaterials for hydrogen production - p. Page 286 15. Chapter 15 : Plasma technology-assisted nanostructures for oxygen evolution reaction - p. Page 308 16. Chapter 16 : Plasma-assisted carbon nanomaterials for oxygen reduction reaction - p. Page 334 17. Chapter 17 : Plasma-treated functional nanomaterials for CO2 reduction - p. Page 351 18. Chapter 18 : Nanomaterials synthesis by next-generation plasma technology - p. Page 366 19. Index - p. Page 379
Plasma technology can facilitate the fabrication of nanomaterials and nanoscale structures. On the other hand, nanotechnology could be possibly used in plasma science. Several advanced nanomaterials and nanodevices could be used to fabricate nanoplasma (nanoscale plasma), such as nanoelectrodes, nanoantennae, nanolasers, nanoreactors, nanomagnets, nanosensors, nanobatteries, nanogenerator and supercapacitors.
This book provides information on fundamental design concepts and promising applications of nanoplasma. It explains how, for the next generation of electronic devices with high data rate communications, a high-speed operation of electronic switches could be attained using nanoplasma. Similarly, in the field of heath and aesthetics, nanoplasma can be used as a non-surgical localized treatments for the face and neck, such as eyelid correction. In addition, various kinds of advanced nanostructures can be fabricated using the plasma technology
1. Chapter 1 : Plasma at the nanoscale: An introduction - p. Page x 2. Chapter 2 : Plasma produced by carbon nanotube-generated electron beam - p. Page 17 3. Chapter 3 : Laser-produced plasma: Fabrication of size-controlled metallic nanoparticles - p. Page 33 4. Chapter 4 : The application of plasma technology in activating the hydrogen evolution performance of nanostructured electrocatalysts - p. Page 58 5. Chapter 5 : Applications of DBD plasma jets in the advanced nanomaterials and COVID-19 pandemic - p. Page 98 6. Chapter 6 : Plasma-treatment applications for fabricating third-generation solar cells - p. Page 132 7. Chapter 7 : Plasma technology for hydrogen production and gas conversion applications - p. Page 160 8. Chapter 8 : Nanoplasma generation by ultrashort pulse laser - p. Page 187 9. Chapter 9 : Plasma technology in antimicrobial nanocoatings - p. Page 204 10. Chapter 10 : Nanosecond pulsed laser-plasma interaction and its applications - p. Page 217 11. Chapter 11 : Nanomaterials for plasma display panels - p. Page 249 12. Chapter 12 : Plasma technology for nanostructures - p. Page 259 13. Chapter 13 : Plasma-based technology for nanoelectronic devices - p. Page 280 14. Chapter 14 : Plasma-assisted advanced nanomaterials for hydrogen production - p. Page 286 15. Chapter 15 : Plasma technology-assisted nanostructures for oxygen evolution reaction - p. Page 308 16. Chapter 16 : Plasma-assisted carbon nanomaterials for oxygen reduction reaction - p. Page 334 17. Chapter 17 : Plasma-treated functional nanomaterials for CO2 reduction - p. Page 351 18. Chapter 18 : Nanomaterials synthesis by next-generation plasma technology - p. Page 366 19. Index - p. Page 379
