10.6084/m9.figshare.11313323.v1
LAUDEMIR C. VARANDA
LAUDEMIR C.
VARANDA
CAIO G.S. SOUZA
CAIO G.S.
SOUZA
DANIEL A. MORAES
DANIEL A.
MORAES
HERBERT R. NEVES
HERBERT R.
NEVES
JOÃO B. SOUZA JUNIOR
JOÃO B.
SOUZA JUNIOR
MONICA F. SILVA
MONICA F.
SILVA
RAFAEL A. BINI
RAFAEL A.
BINI
REBECCA F. ALBERS
REBECCA F.
ALBERS
TIAGO L. SILVA
TIAGO L.
SILVA
WATSON BECK JUNIOR
WATSON
BECK JUNIOR
Size and shape-controlled nanomaterials based on modified polyol and thermal decomposition approaches. A brief review.
SciELO journals
2019
nanoparticles, nanostructured composites, modified polyol process, thermal decomposition method, size and shape control, Colloidal Materials Group.
2019-12-04 02:45:27
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<div><p>Abstract: Since its inception in 2007, the Colloidal Materials Group, one of the research groups in nanotechnology of the Institute of Chemistry of São Carlos (IQSC) at University of São Paulo (USP) carries out studies related to the development of syntheses methods of nanoparticles and multifunctional nanostructured systems. Our works search new synthesis methodologies that allow high size and shape control of the individual nanoparticles or that compose the nanostructured systems and has as a principle the synthetic approaches based on the modified polyol and thermal decomposition processes. Systems involving nanoparticles have received extensive attention both in the fundamental research and in several technological applications exploring the unique properties presented in nanomaterials. These properties are strongly size- and shape-dependent of the nanoparticles and a large distribution of size or shape implies in a high response dispersion, justifying the intense research for the so-called nanoparticle monodisperse systems. In this review, we present the main aspects to obtain monodisperse nanoparticulate systems, correlating with the synthesis processes used in our group and some of our results in systems involving nanoparticles with magnetic, optical, and electronic properties, as well as some obtained composite materials for different applications.</p></div>