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This book focuses on inorganic nanosheets, including various oxides, chalcogenides, and graphenes, that provide two-dimensional (2D) media to develop materials chemistry in broad fields such as electronics, photonics, environmental science, and biology. The application area of nanosheets and nanosheet-based materials covers the analytical, photochemical, optical, biological, energetic, and environmental research fields. All of these applications come from the low dimensionality of the nanosheets, which anisotropically regulate structures of solids, microspaces, and fluids.
Understanding nanosheets from chemical, structural, and application aspects in relation to their "fully nanoscopic" characters will help materials scientists to develop novel advanced materials. This is the first book that accurately and concisely summarizes this field including exfoliation and intercalation chemistries of layered crystals. The book provides perspective on the materials chemistry ofinorganic nanosheets. The first section describes fundamental aspects of nanosheets common to diverse applications: how unique structures and properties are obtained from nanosheets based on low dimensionality. The second section presents state-of-the-art descriptions of how the 2D nature of nanosheets is utilized in each application of the materials that are developed.
List of contents
Materials Chemistry of Inorganic Nanosheets: Overview and History.- Clay Minerals as Natural Nanosheets.- Synthetic Nanosheets from Ion-Exchangeable Layered Solids.- Graphene: Synthesis and Functionalization.- Chalcogenide Nanosheets: Optical Signatures of Many-body Effects and Electronic Band Structure.- Inorganic-organic interactions.- Hybridization with polymers.- Colloidal Nanosheets.- Adsorbents Derived from Layered Solids.- Sensors.- Energy Storage Systems.- Graphene Oxide Based Electrochemical System for Energy Generation.- Nanosheet-Based Electronics.- Photoenergy Conversion.- Photofunctional Nanosheet-based Hybrids.- Efficient Photocatalytic Systems Integrated with Layered Materials Promoters.- Semiconductor Nanosheets.- Hybrids with Functional Dyes.- Optical Materials.- Chirality and its Application.- Applications of Nanoclay-containing Polymer Nanocomposites.- Biological Materials.
About the author
- Teruyuki Nakato
Vice-chairman of Forum on Low-dimensional Photo-functional Materials, Chemical Society of Japan
Councilor of Clay Science Society of Japan
Editorial Board Member of Clay Science, Clay Science Society of Japan
National Advisory Board Member of International Symposium on Zeolite and Microporous Crystals, Japan Association of Zeolites
- Jun Kawamata
President of Forum on Low-dimensional Photo-functional Materials, Chemical Society of Japan
Councilor of Clay Science Society of Japan
Editorial Board Member of Clay Science, Clay Science Society of Japan
Corresponding Symposium Organizer, Pacifichem 2015
Vice-chairman of Forum on Bio-Optics
- Shinsuke Takagi
Vice-chairman of Forum on Low-dimensional Photo-functional Materials, Chemical Society of Japan
Advisory Editorial Board of Langmuir
Editor in Chief of Clay Science, Clay Science Society of Japan
Summary
This book focuses on inorganic nanosheets, including various oxides, chalcogenides, and graphenes, that provide two-dimensional (2D) media to develop materials chemistry in broad fields such as electronics, photonics, environmental science, and biology. The application area of nanosheets and nanosheet-based materials covers the analytical, photochemical, optical, biological, energetic, and environmental research fields. All of these applications come from the low dimensionality of the nanosheets, which anisotropically regulate structures of solids, microspaces, and fluids.
Understanding nanosheets from chemical, structural, and application aspects in relation to their "fully nanoscopic" characters will help materials scientists to develop novel advanced materials. This is the first book that accurately and concisely summarizes this field including exfoliation and intercalation chemistries of layered crystals. The book provides perspective on the materials chemistry ofinorganic nanosheets. The first section describes fundamental aspects of nanosheets common to diverse applications: how unique structures and properties are obtained from nanosheets based on low dimensionality. The second section presents state-of-the-art descriptions of how the 2D nature of nanosheets is utilized in each application of the materials that are developed.
