Nanoporous materials
In recent years, nanomaterials have been a core focus of nanoscience and nanotechnology - which is an ever-growing multidisciplinary field of study
attracting tremendous interest, investment and effort in research and development around the world. Nanoporous materials as a subset of
nanostructured materials possess unique surface, structural, and bulk properties that underline their important uses in various fields such as ion
exchange, separation, catalysis, sensor, biological molecular isolation and purifications. Nanoporous materials are also of scientific and
technological
importance because of their vast ability to adsorb and interact with atoms, ions and molecules on their large interior surfaces and in the nanometer
sized pore space. They offer new opportunities in areas of inclusion chemistry, guest-host synthesis and molecular manipulations and reaction in the
nanoscale for making nanoparticles, nanowires and other quantum
nanostructures.
These can be regarded as future materials.
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