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Vibrational spectroscopy is a fundamental analytical technique that provides molecular-level insights into the structure, bonding, and chemical composition of materials. The method is based on detecting the vibrational motions of atoms within molecules.These motions, such as stretching or bending, correspond to specific vibrational energy levels. The two most commonly used forms of vibrational spectroscopy are Infrared (IR) spectroscopy and Raman spectroscopy. Each technique interacts with molec …

Liquid Nanoclay (LNC) is a nano clay dispersion obtained by a novel mixing method utilizing subsequent changing of flow regime between laminar and turbulent. Clay is a well-known material that has proven to be useful in several different areas. The usage of this material extends from cosmetics to construction. Similarly, clay containing soils are considered to be precious due to their nutrient rich nature and water retaining properties. However, liquid nanoclay is developed in the hopes o …

Nanomaterials are particles that are making huge progress in the industry due to the remarkability of their properties and characteristics. Despite being too small in size they are known and renowned for the things that are highly appreciable in almost every field now.Along with all the other fields nanomaterials are also being used excessively in the construction industry. They not only help in the construction processes but are also a way of eradicating the toxicity that is spread after that.& …

Nanotechnology is the indulgence of nanomaterials that are extremely tiny and are unable to be seen with naked eye, rather, a microscope is needed to see them They are measured in nanoscale owing to their tiny nature.However, their size does not define their characteristics because they are rich in so many good features which not only make lives easier but also play a huge role in improving the economy. Cities are on their way to becoming smart cities and a lot of cities are already called …

Cellulose nanofibers, also known as CNF are an exceptionally thin form of cellulose fibers that are extracted out from wooden material. The process of forming these cellulose nanofibers is not too tricky but does require constant hard work. The materials obtained are very lightweight owing to their weight and size which are just a few nanometers. However, on the other hand, their properties and characteristics are very strong which enables them to receive global recognition and due to this …