From Colloids to Nanotechnology [Paperback]

This volume contains a selection of the papers presented at the 8^th Conference on Colloid Chemistry. It was hosted by the Hungarian Chemical Society and organized by Budapest University of Technology and Economics and was held in Keszthely, Hungary in September 2002. A colloidal approach to nano science was one of the main topics of the meeting. It was revealed that the colloid science provides a strong background of the modern material science and nanotechnology. This volume is intended for professionals doing fundamental research or development of industrial applications, who encounter colloid particles, colloid structures, and interface phenomena during their work.

Advanced Materials

Bica D, V?k?s L, Avdeev M V, Balasoiu M, Marinica O, Stoian F D, Susan-Resiga D: Magnetizable Colloids on Strongly Polar Carriers- Preparation and Manifold Characterization

Hegyi J, Horv?th O: Photocatalytic Reduction of Mercury(II) and Simultaneous Oxidative Degradation of Surfactants in Titanium Dioxide Suspension

Horv?th O, Marosv?lgyi T, V?r?s J: Microenvironmental Effects on Equilibrium and Photoredox Chemistry of Bromo Complexes in Reverse Micelles

Kislyuk V V, Osipyonok M M, Strilchuk G M, Lytvyn P M, Lozovski V Z: Influence of Particle Size on Their Luminescence

Kor?si L, Mogyor?si K, Kun R, N?meth J, D?k?ny I: Preparation and Photooxidation Properties of Metal Oxide Semiconductors Incorporated in Layer Silicates

Simiyu J, Aduda B O, Mwabora J M: Anthocyanin Sensitized Nanoporous TIO₂ PEC Solar Cells Preparated by Sol-Gel Process

Suzuki M: Actomyosin Motor Mechanism: Affinity Gradient Surface Force Model

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