Flame assisted synthesis of nanostructures for device applications

Development of fabrication technologies for three-dimensional structuring and integration of nanomaterials in devices is important for a broad range of applications, including next-generation high energy density batteries, super(de)wetting and biomedical coatings, and miniaturized biomedical diagnos...

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Autores principales:	Alishba T John, Antonio Tricoli
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Publicado:	Taylor & Francis Group 2022
Materias:	flame synthesis aerosol self-assembly nanoparticle networks three-dimensional structuring device integration Physics QC1-999
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:2324d45b99a148668475ac22cfcb7eae2021-11-17T14:22:00ZFlame assisted synthesis of nanostructures for device applications2374-614910.1080/23746149.2021.1997153https://doaj.org/article/2324d45b99a148668475ac22cfcb7eae2022-01-01T00:00:00Zhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1080/23746149.2021.1997153https://doaj.org/toc/2374-6149Development of fabrication technologies for three-dimensional structuring and integration of nanomaterials in devices is important for a broad range of applications, including next-generation high energy density batteries, super(de)wetting and biomedical coatings, and miniaturized biomedical diagnostics. Amongst various nanofabrication approaches, the flame synthesis route accounts for some of the first man-made nanomaterials and industrial production of various nanoparticle commodities such as carbon black, fumed silica, and pigmentary titania. In the past two decades, flexibility in nanomaterials and facile fabrication of nanostructured films by aerosol self-assembly has motivated the exploration of this technology for device applications. In this review, we present a perspective of recent progress in flame-assisted nanofabrication and its application to emerging technologies. The fundamentals of flame synthesis will be briefly reviewed to evaluate trends in flame reactor designs and directions for improvements. A selection of exemplary flame-made nanostructures will be presented across the major categories of catalysis, energy conversion devices, membranes and sensors, highlighting weakness and strengths of this synthesis route. We will conclude with an outlook towards possible implementation of flame-assisted self-assembly as a scalable tool for nanofabrication in emerging devices and a critical assessment of the persisting challenges for its broader industrial uptake.Alishba T JohnAntonio TricoliTaylor & Francis Grouparticleflame synthesisaerosol self-assemblynanoparticle networksthree-dimensional structuringdevice integrationPhysicsQC1-999ENAdvances in Physics: X, Vol 7, Iss 1 (2022)
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topic	flame synthesis aerosol self-assembly nanoparticle networks three-dimensional structuring device integration Physics QC1-999
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description	Development of fabrication technologies for three-dimensional structuring and integration of nanomaterials in devices is important for a broad range of applications, including next-generation high energy density batteries, super(de)wetting and biomedical coatings, and miniaturized biomedical diagnostics. Amongst various nanofabrication approaches, the flame synthesis route accounts for some of the first man-made nanomaterials and industrial production of various nanoparticle commodities such as carbon black, fumed silica, and pigmentary titania. In the past two decades, flexibility in nanomaterials and facile fabrication of nanostructured films by aerosol self-assembly has motivated the exploration of this technology for device applications. In this review, we present a perspective of recent progress in flame-assisted nanofabrication and its application to emerging technologies. The fundamentals of flame synthesis will be briefly reviewed to evaluate trends in flame reactor designs and directions for improvements. A selection of exemplary flame-made nanostructures will be presented across the major categories of catalysis, energy conversion devices, membranes and sensors, highlighting weakness and strengths of this synthesis route. We will conclude with an outlook towards possible implementation of flame-assisted self-assembly as a scalable tool for nanofabrication in emerging devices and a critical assessment of the persisting challenges for its broader industrial uptake.
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author	Alishba T John Antonio Tricoli
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title	Flame assisted synthesis of nanostructures for device applications
title_short	Flame assisted synthesis of nanostructures for device applications
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title_fullStr	Flame assisted synthesis of nanostructures for device applications
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publisher	Taylor & Francis Group
publishDate	2022
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Flame assisted synthesis of nanostructures for device applications

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