How domain segregation in ionic liquids stabilizes nanoparticles and establish long-range ordering – a computational study
Kalil Bernardino
Abstract:Due to their physical properties including high thermal stability, very low vapor pressure and high microwave absorption, ionic liquids have attracted great attention as solvents for the synthesis of nanomaterials, being considered as greener alternatives to traditional solvents. While usual solvents often need additives to avoid nanoparticles coalescence, some ionic liquids can dispense their use, being able to stabilize nanoparticles in dispersion. In order to quantify how the ionic liquids can affect both t… Show more
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