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    Plasmon hybridization in real metals 

    Bao, Kui (2012)
    By treating free electrons in metallic nanostructures as incompressible and irrotational fluid, Plasmon hybridization (PH) method can be used as a very useful tool in interpolating the electric magnetic behaviors of complex ...
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    Biodistribution of Cadmium Selenide/Zinc Sulfide Quantum Dots in Aquatic Organisms 

    Lewinski, Nastassja Aileen (2011)
    This thesis investigates the biodistribution and toxicological effects of amphiphilic polymer coated CdSe/ZnS quantum dots (QDs) in two aquatic species, Daphnia magna (daphnia) and Danio rerio (zebrafish). The use of QDs ...
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    Coated Carbon Nanotubes and Carbon Fibers: Synthesis and Applications 

    Jafry, Huma Rahim (2011)
    Carbon nanotubes have been of great interest given their unique electronic and mechanical properties. Scholars have focused on the addition of carbon nanotubes to various matrices in order to develop novel materials. These ...
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    Catalytic processes simulated at nano-scale: Growth of graphitic structures and functionalized graphene explained 

    Ribas, Morgana de Avila (2011)
    Key dynamic processes at nano-scale, such as graphene hydrogenation and fluorination, and carbon nanotube (CNT) growth, cannot be observed in situ in real time. Nevertheless, such processes can be studied through complementary ...
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    A Multiscale Model of the Enhanced Heat Transfer in a CNT-Nanofluid System 

    Lee, Jonathan Winnie (2011)
    Over the last decade, much research has been done to understand the role of nanoparticles in heat transfer fluids. While experimental results have shown "anomalous" thermal enhancements and non-linear behavior with respect ...
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    Bilayer Approaches for Nanoparticle Phase Transfer 

    Kini, Gautam Chandrakanth (2012)
    Nanoparticles (NPs) are often synthesized in organic solvents due to advantages of superior size and shape control obtainable in a non-polar environment. However, many applications featuring NPs require them to be in aqueous ...
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    Optical Properties of Strongly Coupled Plasmon-Exciton Hybrid Nanostructures 

    Fofang, Nche Tumasang (2012)
    Strongly coupled plasmon-exciton hybrid nanostructures are fabricated and their optical properties are studied. The plasmonic and excitonic systems are gold nanoshells and J-aggregates, respectively. Gold nanoshells are ...
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    Polyethyleneimine functionalized nano-carbons for the absorption of carbon dioxide 

    Dillon, Eoghan P. (2012)
    The evolution of nanotechnology over the past 20 years has allowed researchers to use a wide variety of techniques and instruments to synthesize and characterize new materials on the nano scale. Due to their size, these ...
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    Numerical Modeling, Determination, and Characterization of Electrical Properties of Nanocomposites 

    Wichmann, Matthew (2011)
    A numerical model is presented for the determination of the electrical properties of carbon nanotube-based composites. The model incorporates several experimentally-based statistical distributions to account for the ...
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    Key steps towards carbon nanotube-based conductors 

    Zhao, Yao (2012)
    Making a robust carbon nanotube-based conductor as a replacement of copper in electricity grids can initiate a paradigm shift in energy transmission. This dissertation identifies four fundamental factors for making carbon ...
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    AuthorAlvarez, Noe T. (1)Bao, Kui (1)Barhoumi, Aoune (1)Dillon, Eoghan P. (1)Fofang, Nche Tumasang (1)Hamilton, Christopher Eric (1)Hu, Ying Samuel (1)Huang, Zhao (1)Jafry, Huma Rahim (1)Keane, Zachary (1)... View MoreAdvisorBarron, Andrew R. (3)Barrera, Enrique V. (2)Drezek, Rebekah A. (2)Spanos, Pol D. (2)Ajayan, Pulickel M. (1)Alvarez, Pedro J. (1)Bondos, Sarah E. (1)Hafner, Jason H. (1)Halas, Naomi J. (1)Kelly, Kevin F. (1)... View MoreSubject
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