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This book focuses on advanced nanomaterials for energy conversion and storage, covering their design, synthesis, properties and applications in various fields. Developing advanced nanomaterials for high-performance and low-cost energy conversion and storage devices and technologies is of great significance in order to solve the issues of energy crisis and environmental pollution. In this book, various advanced nanomaterials for batteries, capacitors, electrocatalysis, nanogenerators, and magnetic nanomaterials are presented
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Keywords
- 3D porous structure
- alcohol–thermal method
- Au/WSSe
- catalyst
- Co nanorods
- codoped
- component interaction
- composite
- DFT
- doped graphene
- electrocatalysis
- electrochemistry
- Energy Storage
- exchange-bias
- geometric configuration
- Gibbs free energy
- heterostructure
- hybrid nano-generator
- hydrogel
- janus
- Li-O2 batteries
- lithium-sulfur batteries
- magnetic interaction
- Magnetic properties
- magnetocaloric effect
- Manipulation
- molybdenum carbide
- molybdenum oxide
- multidimensional carbon
- MXene
- MXenes
- n/a
- N/P/Fe co-doped carbon
- nanomagnets
- Nb2O5
- Nb4N5
- neutron diffraction
- nitrogen reduction
- OER
- ORR
- oxygen reduction reaction
- oxygen reduction reaction electrocatalysts
- perpendicular effective field
- perpendicular magnetic anisotropy
- phosphorus-doped
- porous carbon
- self-powered
- self-templating synthesis
- single-atom catalyst
- solvothermal route
- spin–orbit torque
- sports monitoring
- Technology, engineering, agriculture
- Technology: general issues
- tensile strain
- ternary composite
- TiN/Ta2O5
- two-dimension amorphous
- zero-field switching
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-5840-0Editions