المصدر: Nanotechnological Basis for Advanced Sensors في منتدى : قسم الكيمياء بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم Nanotechnological Basis for Advanced Sensors by Johann Peter Reithmaier, Perica Paunovic, Wilhelm Kulisch, Cyril Popov, Plamen Petkov Publisher Springer; 1st Edition. edition (April 25, 2011) Language: English ISBN-10: 9400709021 ISBN-13: 978-9400709027 Description Bringing together experts from 15 countries, this book is based on the lectures and contributions of the NATO Advanced Study Institute on SNanotechnological Basis for Advanced Sensors held in Sozopol, Bulgaria, 30 May - 11 June, 2010. It gives a broad overview on this topic, and includes articles on: techniques for preparation and characterization of sensor materials; different types of nanoscaled materials for sensor applications, addressing both their structure (nanoparticles, nanocomposites, nanostructured films, etc.) and chemical nature (carbon-based, oxides, glasses, etc.); and on advanced sensors that exploit nanoscience and nanotechnology. In addition, the volume represents an interdisciplinary approach with authors coming from diverse fields such as physics, chemistry, engineering, materials science and biology. A particular strength of the book is its combination of longer papers, introducing the basic knowledge on a certain topic, and brief contributions highlighting special types of sensors and sensor materials. Contents Contributors Part I: Sensors and Nanotechnology Chapter 1: Nanotechnology-Based Modern Sensors and Biosensors Introduction Sensors: Definitions, Principles and Properties Human Senses Sensors: Definition Transduction Principles Sensor Characteristics Biosensors Definitions Sensing Principles Recognition Elements and the Immobilization of Biomaterials Requirements Fields of Applications Use of Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials Label-free Optical Biosensors Evanescent Fields Surface Plasmon Resonance Further Types of Optical Biosensors Electrochemical Biosensors Types of Electrochemical Biosensors Electrochemical Detection of DNA Hybridization Lab-on-a-Chip Integration and Miniaturization Microfluidics Summary References Part II: Techniques for the Preparation of Sensor Materials Chapter 2: Nonlinear Optical Sensors on Metal Nanoparticles Synthesized by Ion Implantation Introduction Experimental Procedure Fabrication of Metal Nanoparticles by Ion Implantation Nonlinear Refraction of Metal Nanoparticles Conclusions References Chapter 3: Laser Ablative Deposition of Polymer Films: A Promise for Sensor Fabrication Introduction Experimental Results and Conclusions IR Laser Irradiation of PVC IR Laser Irradiation of P(VC/VAc) IR Laser Irradiation of PVAc IR Laser Irradiation of PVAc/Metal Composites References Chapter 4: Fabrication of Porous and Dense Ceramics from Transitional Nano-Alumina Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion Conclusion References Chapter 5: Modification of Nanosilica Surface by Methyl Methacrylate Silane Coupling Agents Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion References Chapter 6: Microstructures Produced by Chemical Etching of Finely Scratched Silicon Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion Conclusions References Chapter 7: Multilayer Films and Capsules of Sodium Carboxymethylcellulose and Polyhexamethylenguanidine Hydrochloride Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion References Chapter 8: Preparation and Characterization of TiO2-Based Photocatalysts by Chemical Vapour Deposition Introduction Experimental Results and Discussions Conclusions References Chapter 9: Porous Mullite Ceramics for Advanced Sensors Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion Conclusions References Part III: Techniques for the Characterization of Sensor Materials Chapter 10: Surface Analytical Characterization of Biosensor Materials Introduction Surface Analysis XPS TOF-SIMS XPS and TOF-SIMS: Synergetic Effects Example 1: Ta2O5 Films for Waveguides in Biosensors Example 2: TiO2 Films for Applications in Biosensors Example 3: Tic/A-C Nanocomposite Films for Biomedical Applications Measurement Induced Artefacts Preferential Sputtering Sputter Induced Damage Conclusion References Chapter 11: Nanovoids in Glasses and Polymers Probed by Positron Annihilation Lifetime Spectroscopy Introduction Experimental Preparation of As2S3-Based Glasses Polymer Preparation As2S3-Polymer Nanocomposite Preparation PALS Measurements Results and Discussion Conclusions References Chapter 12: Detection of Structural Units of Nanocrystalline Diamond Surfaces Using Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering Introduction Raman Spectroscopy of NCD Experimental Results and Discussion Summary References Part IV: Sensor Materials Part IV.1: Carbon-Based Materials Chapter 13: Production, Purification, Characterization, and Application of CNTs Introduction Carbon Graphite Diamond Fullerenes Carbon Nanotubes Structure of CNTs Properties of CNTs Production Methods of CNTs Arc Discharge Laser Ablation Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) Molten Salt Electrolysis The Mechanisms of CNTs Formation by Molten Salt Electrolysis Oxidation Mechanism Intercalation Mechanism Nano-Nozzle Mechanism Kaptay Mechanism Purification and Functionalization of CNTs Application of CNTs Production of CNTs by Electrolysis in Molten LiCl SEM and TEM Analyses Thermogravimetric Analysis Raman Spectroscopy Conclusion References Chapter 14: Graphene: 2D-Building Block for Functional Nanocomposites Introduction Synthesis of Graphene Liquid-Phase Production of Graphene Approaches for the Preparation of Graphene-Polymer Composites Graphene-Polyaniline Composites Summary and Outlook References Chapter 15: PCL/MWCNT Nanocomposites as Nanosensors Introduction Experiment Results Conclusions References Part IV.2: Oxide Materials Chapter 16: Nanostructured ZnO Thin Films: Properties and Applications Introduction ZnO as a Transparent Conductive Material ZnO for Gas Sensor Application ZnO for Bio-Applications References Chapter 17: A Study of the Kinetics of the Electrochemical Deposition of Ce3+/Ce4+ Oxides Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion Oxygen Reduction Ce2O3 Deposition in Aerated Solutions Ce Electrodeposition from Inert Solutions Conclusions References Part IV.3: Chalcogenide Glasses Chapter 18: Multicomponent Chalcogenide Glasses: Advanced Membrane Materials for Chemical Sensors and Nanosensors Introduction Experimental Synthesis of Multicomponent ChGs Chemical Sensor Design Results and Discussions Conclusion References Chapter 19: Optical Properties of Thin Ge-Se-In Chalcogenide Films for Sensor Applications Introduction Experiment Sample Preparation Properties Examination Results Bulk Glasses Behavior Characterisation of the Condensates Kinetics of Evaporation and Condensation Optical Parameters of the Films Discussion References Chapter 20: Atomic Structure of (Ge0.2Se0.8)85B15 and (Ge0.2Se0.8)85In15 Glasses Introduction Experimental Details Results and Discussion Summary References Chapter 21: Surface Development of (As2S3)1-x (AgI)x Thin Films for Gas Sensor Applications Introduction Experimental Details Results Surface Morphology and Microhardness Stress Discussion Conclusions References Chapter 22: Thin As-Se-Sb Films as Potential Medium for Optics and Sensor Application Introduction Experimental Details Results and Discussion Conclusions References Chapter 23: Structure of AgI-AsSe Glasses by Raman Scattering and Ab Initio Calculations Introduction Methods Experimental Details First Principles Calculation Details Results and Discussion Conclusions References Chapter 24: Optical Properties of As-Based Chalcogenide Glasses Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion Summary References Chapter 25: IR Impurity Absorption in GeS2-In2S3-AgI Chalcohalide Glasses Introduction Experimental Results Conclusion References Chapter 26: New Chalcohalide Glasses from the GeSe2-Ag2Se-AgI System for Nanostructured Sensors Introduction Experimental Results and Discussions Conclusion References Part IV.4: Further Glasses Chapter 27: Thermally Induced Nanostructures in Samarium-Doped Glass Ceramics for X-Ray Sensor Applications Introduction Experimental Procedure Results and Discussion Summary and Conclusion References Chapter 28: Synthesis and Phase Composition of Fe/Mn Containing Nanocrystals in Glasses from the System Na2O/MnO/SiO2/Fe2O3 Introduction Experimental Preparation of the Glasses Characterization Methods Results and Discussion Conclusions References Part IV.5: Nanoparticles and Other Nanostructures Chapter 29: Nanostructured Materials in Different Dimensions for Sensing Applications Introduction Experimental Procedures and Tools Traditional Surface Studies Electrochemical Processing Impregnation Reactions to Form SiC Experimental Procedures and Results Ultra Thin Film Studies with Si Substrates Layered Oxide/Nitride Structures on Si Reaction Between Al and a Thin SiO2 Layer to Form Al-Oxide on Si Growth of SiC on Si and Structural Changes by Oxidation and Heating Treatments Nanostructured SiC Structures, Whiskers Porous Alumina Films as Templates for Self-Organizing Au Nanoparticle Patterns Summary and Outlook References Chapter 30: Field Enhancement in Plasmonic Gold Nanostructures on Templates of Anodized Aluminum for Sensor Applications Introduction Fabrication of Al/Al2O3 Templates Characterization of Various Gold Nanostructured Samples References Chapter 31: Growth of SiC Nano-Whiskers on Powdered SiC Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion Conclusion References Chapter 32: Tin Oxide Whiskers: Antimony Effect on Structure, Electrophysical, Optical and Sensor Properties Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion Properties of Whiskers Grown in Ar Atmosphere Properties of Whiskers Grown in a Mixture of Ar and O2 Properties of Whiskers Doped with Antimony Morphology Composition Structure Electrical Properties Optical Measurements Gas Sensor Measurements Conclusion References Chapter 33: Excimer Laser Preparation of SnO2 and SnO2/TiO2 Nanoparticles Introduction Experimental Part Results and Discussion Characterization of the Tin Dioxide Nanoparticles Characterization of the Non-Stoichiometric Tin Oxides Characterization of TiO2-Doped SnO2 Conclusions References Chapter 34: Polymer Choleristic Liquid Crystal Flakes as New Candidates for Display and Sensor Applications Introduction Materials and Experimental Shaped PCLC Flakes Electro-Optical PCLC Devices Results and Discussions References Chapter 35: Properties of Vanadium Bronzes Synthesized by Different Methods Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion Conclusions References Part V: Sensors and Biosensors Part V.1: Optical Sensors Chapter 36: Semiconductor Lasers for Sensor Applications Introduction and Brief Historical Synopsis Fabrication of Semiconductor Lasers Epitaxial Growth Processing of Diode Lasers Quantum Wells and Quantum Dots Semiconductor Lasers for Sensor Applications Diode Lasers for Gas Sensing Generation and Amplification of THz Radiation by Diode Lasers LIDAR Conclusions References Chapter 37: Optical Characterization of Very Thin Films for Nanotechnological Basis of Sensors Introduction Model and Computational Procedures Results and Discussion Derivative Approach Stochastic Approach Direct Search Method Conclusions References Part V.2: Gas Sensors Chapter 38: Tellurium Thin Films in Sensor Technology Introduction Structure and Electronic States of Tellurium Photoelectrical and Strain Sensitive Devices Gas Sensitive Devices NO2 Sensors Effect of Substrate Microstructure and Film Thickness Effect of Substrate Temperature and Annealing Effect of Operating Temperature and Humidity Cross-Sensitivity to Other Gases NH3 Sensors H2S Sensors Sensing Other Gases Sensing Mechanisms Nitrogen Dioxide Ammonia Hydrogen Sulfide Conclusions References Chapter 39: Yttrium Nanoparticle Hydrogen Gas Sensors Introduction Experimental Procedure Fabrication of Yttrium Nanoparticles Fabrication of Hydrogenated Yttrium Nanoparticles References Chapter 40: Conductive Gas Sensors Prepared Using PLD Introduction Laser Technology for Thin Film Synthesis Conduction Type Gas Sensors Principle Experimental Results Using Laser Methods Conclusion References Chapter 41: Electrochemical Sensors for the Detection of Hydrogen Prepared by PLD and Sol-Gel Chemistry Introduction Experimental Synthesis of SnO2 Films Synthesis of NiO Films Characterization and Sensing Studies Results and Discussion SnO2 Films Structural and Morphological Properties Hydrogen Sensing NiO Films Structural and Morphological Properties Hydrogen Sensing Conclusions References Chapter 42: Acetone Sensing by Modified SnO2 Nanocrystalline Sensor Materials Introduction Experimental Material Synthesis XRD TEM Effective Surface Area Measurements In-Situ Conductivity Measurements Investigation of the Products of the Interaction between Sensor Materials and Acetone Results and Discussion XRD Transition Electron Microscopy Sensor Property Measurements Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry Study Conclusions References Chapter 43: Gas Sensor Based on Chalcohalide AgI-Containing Glasses Introduction Experimental Details Results and Discussion Conclusions References Chapter 44: Photocatalytic Oxidation of Toluene on Modified TiO2 Nanoparticles Introduction Experimental Materials Characterization Reactions Results and Discussion Characterisation Photocatalytic Performance References Chapter 45: Impedance Spectroscopy of Tellurium Thin Films Sensitive to NO2 Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion Impedance Behavior Under Dry Air Impedance Behavior in a Mixture of Dry Air with NO2 Conclusions References Chapter 46: Piezoelectric Crystal Sensor for Ammonia Detection Introduction Experimental Results and Discussion Conclusion References Part V.3: Biosensors Chapter 47: Nanocrystalline Diamond Films for Biosensor Applications Diamond is an Outstanding Material! Synthesis of Diamond and Deposition of Diamond Films Bulk and Surface Properties of As-Grown UNCD/A-C Films Surface Modification and Functionalization of UNCD/A-C Films Interactions with Proteins Sensors Based on NCD and UNCD Films Summary References Chapter 48: Surface Functionalization of Plasma Treated Ultrananocrystalline Diamond/Amorphous Carbon Composite Films Introduction Experimental Deposition and Modification of UNCD/a-C Films Characterization Methods Results and Discussion Conclusions References Chapter 49: Electrochemical Response of Biomolecules on Carbon Substrates: Comparison between Oxidized HOPG and O-Terminated Boron-Doped CVD Diamond Introduction Experimental and Methods Results and Discussion Electrode Preparation and Initial Characterization Electrochemical Oxidation of HOPG Oxygen-Termination of Diamond and XPS Analysis Adsorption of Proteins on Carbon Electrodes Electrochemical Characterization of HOPG and Diamond Electrodes Initial Oxidized Electrodes Ferrocene-Modified Papain on HOPG and Diamond Azurin on HOPG and Diamond Conclusions References Chapter 50: Impact of Nanotopography and/or Functional Groups on Periodontal Ligament Cell Growth Introduction Experimental Section NWPF Discs Cold Plasma Treatment Using Vacuum Environment Characterization Studies PDL Cell Culture Results and Discussion Plasma Treatment PDL Cell Cultivation Conclusion References Chapter 51: Effect of ZnO Nanostructured Thin Films on Pseudomonas Putida Cell Division Introduction Experimental Preparation of ZnO Nanostructured Thin Films Toxicity Test With Bacteria Results and Discussion Conclusions References Chapter 52: Comparison of Photocatalytic Activity of TiO2 Anatase Prepared by the Sol-Gel Technique and Chemical Vapour Deposition on Naphthalene in the Gas Phase Introduction Experimental Results and Discussions Conclusions References Part V.4: Special Sensors Chapter 53: Nanocomposite Sensors for Food Packaging Introduction iPP/CaCO3 Nanocomposites for Food Packaging PCL/ SiO2 Nanocomposites for Food Packaging References Chapter 54: Nanotechnologies and Nanosensors: Future Applications for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage Introduction Sensors and Nanosensors for Cultural Heritage Nanomaterials for Stone Conservation Conclusions References Chapter 55: Towards In Situ-Process Control in Tribological or Tool Applications: A Material Concept for the Design of Smart Thin Film Wear Sensors Introduction Cemented Carbides Cemented Carbide Based Tool Systems Protective Coatings for Cemented Carbide Inserts Tools with Integrated Sensors Based on Micro System Technology Tough Protective Coatings with Intrinsic Remote Requested Sensor Functionality Specific Material Selection and Innovative Coating Design Experimental Details Constitution Mechanical Properties Magnetic Properties Summary Outlook References Part V.5: Actuators Chapter 56: Recent Developments and Challenges in Shape Memory Technology Introduction Medical Applications Actuator Developments Conclusions References Chapter 57: Micromachined Tunable Fabry-Pérot Filter Integrated into a Miniaturized Spectrometer for Low-Cost Applications Introduction Results Outlook References Part VI: Energy Economy Aspects Chapter 58: Hydrogen Economy: The Role of Nano-scaled Support Material for Electrocatalysts Aimed for Water Electrolysis Introduction Electrocatalytic Activity of Electrode Materials Catalytic Activity of Transition Metals for Hydrogen Evolution Reaction The Pathways for Improvement of the Electrocatalytic Activity The Role of Support Material on Catalytic Activity Vulcan XC-72 Carbon Nanotubes Non-stoichiometric Oxides of Titania Conclusion References Chapter 59: Materials for Photovoltaic Applications Introduction Solar Spectrum Materials for Solar Cell Applications Potential of Solar Cells and Modules References Index رابط التحميل هذا المحتوى يظهر للاعضاء المسجلين فقط: هذا المحتوى يظهر للاعضاء المسجلين فقط:
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