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Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are nanoscale, strong and hollow cylinders which shows excellent mechanical and electrical properties. Based on their orientation and configuration in the structure, they can be used in many practical applications such as supercapacitors, catalytic electrodes, flexible heaters, superhydrophobic coatings, biomimetic surfaces, artificial muscles, and integrated microelectromechanical systems. IntroductionThese different forms of CNTs can be vertically aligned arr …

It’s now obvious that the pandemic of COVID-19 is the number one concern for everyone from all over the world as the surge of Coronavirus has led to the closedown of proactive closure of schools and universities and the lockdown of many cities in all four corners of the world. Furthermore, many scientific conferences have been called off and the global economy has seriously been affected due to the consequences of the outbreak. Vahid Javan KouzegaranAnalytical Chemist (Ph.D.) / Nanogra …

Carbon nanofibers (CNF) are noncontinuous, sp2-based linear filaments. In this article, a review is provided on carbon nanofiber's growth, properties, and practical applications. CNFs can be synthesized majorly via catalytic chemical vapor deposition (CVD). Carbon nanofibers show flexibility, super strength, and high specific area because of their nanosized diameter, which enables them to be applied in energy storage devices' electrode materials, bone tissue scaffold, filler in …

Nanoclays are basically composed of layered silicates as thin as 1 to 100 nanometers stacked on each other with predominant applications in biomedicine as bone cement, drug delivery, tissue engineering, wound healing and enzyme immobilization. They play a key role in increasing the performance of potential hydrogels which are widely used in bioprinting. Vahid Javan KouzegaranAnalytical Chemist (Ph.D.) / Nanografi Nano TechnologyIntroductionUp to this point, a lot of efforts have be …

Nanocellulose is a lightweight, biodegradable nanomaterial derived from cellulose, the most abundant natural polymer on Earth. Owing to its exceptional properties, such as high tensile strength, tunable surface chemistry, and excellent barrier characteristics, it holds significant promise as a sustainable alternative in various industries, including packaging, electronics, and biomedical engineering. This paper explores the characteristics, history, properties, and wide-ranging appli …