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An in silico Approach to Determine the Influence of Surface Chemical Properties on the Toxicity of Engineered Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles

Creator:

Zhou, Zitao

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Nanotechnology products have long since made their way to markets around the world increasing the concerns about whether nanomaterials pose a risk to our environment or health. It has been suggested that engineered nanomaterial (ENM) with broad applications and rapid commercialization need better risk assessment and regulation. However, the refinement...

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Masters Thesis

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. A. S.; Al-Sehemi, A. G.; Al-Sayari, S. A.; Al-Assiri, M. S., Physica E: Low-dimensional Systems
Metal-organic framework thin film synthesis via a microfluidic pen system

Creator:

Chang, Victoria

Abstract:

ZIF-8, a zeolitic imidazolate framework that consists of zinc ions and imidazolate linkers, is of great interest due to its simple synthesis methods, low-cost raw materials, chemical and thermal stability, as well as its stability in moist environments. Furthermore, due to its unique structure, it contains well-defined pores that have...

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Honors College Thesis

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Metal-Organic Framework Thin Film Synthesis via a Microfluidic
Cu-Ga-S/ZnS Quantum Dots with Silica Melting Gel as a Luminescent Downshifting Coating for Enhancing Solar Photovoltaic Power Generation

Creator:

Chen, Si-Hao

Abstract:

Solar cells, also known as photovoltaic devices, are a class of renewable energy systems that can convert photons into electrons without the carbon dioxide emission. Short-wavelength, high-energy photons in the ultraviolet (UV) range can't be efficiently utilized by most solar cells because of the spectral mismatch. Luminescent downshifting is a...

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Masters Thesis

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Engineering presented on September 1, 2021. Title: Cu-Ga-S/ZnS Quantum Dots with Silica Melting Gel as a