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The Applications of Nano Materials

The Applications of Nano Materials. Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering San Jose State University. Zhen Guo, Ph. D. Final Review. Traditional theme mainstreaming materials science for last 5000+ years. Part I. Basic Materials Science Principles. Microstructure. Materials.

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The Applications of Nano Materials

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  1. The Applications of Nano Materials Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering San Jose State University Zhen Guo, Ph. D.

  2. Final Review • Traditional theme mainstreaming materials science for last 5000+ years Part I Basic Materials Science Principles Microstructure Materials Properties Applications Processing Part II Part III

  3. Fundamentals of • Nano Material Science • Session II: Atomic Structure/Quantum Mechanics • Session III: Bonding / Band Structures • Session IV: Computational Nano Materials Science • Session V: Surface / Interface Properties

  4. Quantum Mechanics • Duality of Light – Photoelectric Effect • Duality of Electrons • De Broglie Relations • Diffraction: Young’s double split / Bragg’s law • Schrödinger Equation • 1-D free electrons • 1-D, 3-D infinite well / Potential Box • Hydrogen and Helium Atoms

  5. Quantum Mechanics (Cont’d) • Atomic Structure and Periodical Table • Pauli Exclusion Principle and Hund’s Role • Bohr’s Model • Quantum numbers and energy level • Uncertainty Principle • Fourier Transformation between Position and momentum • Conjugate Operators. • Reciprocal Lattice

  6. Bonding and Band Structure • Atomic Bonding • Linear Combination of Atomic Orbitals • H2 Molecular • Multi atom molecular • Band Structure in solids – many atom system • Band structure for semiconductor and metals • Band structure for Nano materials (CNT, C60) • Bonding Type – different bonding types. • Covalent, Metallic, Ionic, and Hydrogen Bonding

  7. Surface and Interface • Crystal Lattice – Atomic Plane and Direction • Miller Index, Inter layer distance, atomic density • FCC, BCC, Diamond structure, lattice parameter • Surface Energy • Source -- Difference between bulk and surface • Least surface energy plane. • Wolfe Structure and crystal facets • Thermodynamics and Kinetics • Critical Nucleus, melting point verse particle size • Physical and chemical absorpion • Young’s equation, contact angle, wetting condition

  8. Bonding and Band Structure • Atomic Bonding • Linear Combination of Atomic Orbitals • H2 Molecular • Multi atom molecular • Band Structure in solids – many atom system • Band structure for semiconductor and metals • Band structure for Nano materials (CNT, C60) • Bonding Type – different bonding types. • Covalent, Metallic, Ionic, and Hydrogen Bonding

  9. Surface and Interface • Crystal Lattice – Atomic Plane and Direction • Miller Index, Inter layer distance, atomic density • FCC, BCC, Diamond structure, lattice parameter • Surface Energy • Source -- Difference between bulk and surface • Least surface energy plane. • Wolfe Structure and crystal facets • Thermodynamics and Kinetics • Critical Nucleus, melting point verse particle size • Physical and chemical absorpion • Young’s equation, contact angle, wetting condition

  10. Technology and Characterization • of Nano Material Science • Session VI: Nano Technology: Bottom Up Approach • Session VII: Nano Technology: Top Down Approach • Session VIII: Nano Material Characterization

  11. Nano Technology – Bottom Up Approaches • Nano metallic particle synthesis • Nano semiconductor materials synthesis • Carbon based nano structure synthesis • Self assembly nano materials Challenge: The control of nano particle sizes, distributions and their locations

  12. Nano Technology – Top Down Approaches • Thin Film Growth Mechanisms • Homo-Epitaxy: Step Propagation, 2-D island and multilayer growth • Hetero-Epitaxy: Frank-Van de Merve model, Volmer-Weber Model and Stranski-Krastanov Model • Thin Film Deposition Methods • PVD / CVD / ALD / MOCVD • Nano Lithography • Nano imprint Litho (NIL), AFM based, Nano array Litho

  13. Nano Technology – Nano Material Characterization • Reciprocal Lattice • Calculate reciprocal lattice of SC, BCC, FCC • Diffraction • Bragg’s Law • Incident Beam wavelength verse resolution • Ewald’s Sphere • Characterization of Nano materials • Nano materials reciprocal lattice • Principle of peak broadening and grain size measurement through X-ray

  14. The Applications of Nano Materials Electronics Magnetic Device Structure Nano Materials Applications Daily Life consumable Optics Renewable Energy MEMS Bio Device

  15. Nano Structural Materials • Stress and Strain • Definition of engineering and true stress and strain • Typical Stress / strain curve for different materials • Interpretation of Stress-strain curve: • Elasticity and Young’s Modulus • Plasticity, Yield strength and Ultimate Strength • Work Hardening and necking • Total Elongation and work done • Microstructure Evolution during tensile test

  16. Nano Structural Materials (Con’d) • Grain Refinement for structural materials • Hall – Petch Relations • Ductile – Brittle Transition • Strength and toughness trade-off and the effect of grain refinement • Nano Structural Materials • Inverse Hall -- Patch Equation • Dominant deformation mechanism changed for different grain size for Nano materials from intra grain to inter grain • Dislocation interaction mechanism

  17. Nano Electronic Materials • MOSFET Principles • MOSFET Band Structure • Accumulation, Depletion and Inversion Region • Tunneling effect and current limination of scaling • Single Electron Transistor • Coulomb Blockade phenomena • Necessary condition for single electron box • Principles and conditions for single electron transistor • Fabrication Methods for SET • Other devices – Spintronics, FE-MRM

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