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Want to discover the basics or the latest research on a specific advanced material?Find the posts you need to expand your horizon in this detailed list of Nanografi's blog posts.Posts are categorized by the material they focus on, the latest post located at the top of each category. Categories are listed as follows:GrapheneCarbon Nanotubes & FullerenesRare Earth ElementsOther Micron & Nano Powders of ElementsOther Micron & Nano Powders of Metal OxidesOther Micron & Nano Powd …

Lanthanum, an element from the group Lanthanides, has the atomic number 57 and the chemical symbol (La). Lanthanum has several unique properties. By its very nature, it is ductile, soft and white and is pretty much metal. In this article, we’ll study the history, properties, and applications of Lanthanum Micron Powder.BackgroundThe metal was first discovered by the famous Swedish scientist and chemist, Carl Gustav Mosander in its impure state: Lanthanum bromide (LaBr3), lanthanum carbona …

Graphene is a carbon sheet having a minimum thickness with unique properties. It has a monolayer hexagonal crystalline structure and is really the basis of graphite. But it is 200 times stronger than steel and five times lighter than aluminum. The unique electrical or thermal properties of graphene make it attractive for many uses in our daily life. The most anticipated and that in a short time will reach mass manufacturing include its use to have better batteries and flexible touch scree …

There are two different ways by which metallic nanoparticles can be formed. These are the “bottom-up" approach and the "top-down" approach. The two can be distinguished in the sense that while the bottom up method is sourced from scientific research including nanoscience, the top-down is not.The bottom-up approach further comprises of creating nanomaterials and objects within the same nanosphere based on atoms, molecules, and aggregate grouping. This sort of grouping occurs in a clear an …

The Rare Earth elements are very special and are used in most modern technologies. The Rare Earth elements include as many as 17 chemical elements, which in recent years have become very precious and refined. In many productions (magnets, catalysts, displays) the Rare Earth elements are indispensable. The Rare Earth elements are these: dysprosium (Dy), cerium (Ce), erbium (Er), gadolinium (Gd), europium (Eu), holmium (Ho), Lutetium (Lu), lanthanum (La) …