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Fundamental synthesis techniques

The Fundamental Synthesis Techniques program has six research projects focusing on nanotube synthesis, property modification/functionalisation and application in hydrogen storage. These six projects are carried out over three universities, but strong collaborations between the projects have produced many interesting results and joint publications. The detailed outcomes of each project are listed below.

Project

Designing of hierarchical 1-D metal oxides nanostructures by hydrothermal reaction

Flame-synthesis of Copper-Veria catalysts

Synthesis and assembly of low-dimensional metal nanoparticles

Formation mechanism of carbon nanotubes formed in the mechanothermal process

New tubes of functionalised, water-solube carbon fibres from carbon nanotubes

Design of nanostructured organic films




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