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Advanced Functional Nanostructured Films and Coatings for Energy Applications

The extraordinary advancements recently achieved in materials science mostly derive from the capability to combine/hybridize solids on different dimensional scales. Applying such concepts and further knowledge in the surface/interface field to the energy sector represents an indispensable priority....

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Language:English
Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2024
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MLAs
solar cell
photoresist film
UV nanoimprint technology
carbon nanotubes
graphene
film sensors
composite materials
polyurethane
Ag–Ta thin film
low-emissivity coating
reflectance
NIR radiation
zeolite
online hydration monitoring
clinoptilolite
thermochemical storage
adsorption latent head
Lagergren pseudo-first order kinetics
HIT
HJT
quantum wall
modeling
review
selective laser melting
sol–gel coatings
circular economy
Marangoni effect
flexible strain sensors
CoNi2O4
activated carbon wheat husk
methanol oxidation
ethanol oxidation
graphite bisulfate
graphite intercalation
aging effects
carbon dots
photocatalysis
H2 production
ethanol reforming
glycerol reforming
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thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PH Physics
thema EDItEUR::P Mathematics and Science::PH Physics::PHD Classical mechanics::PHDY Energy
Online Access:ONIX_20240704_9783725809950_201
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Summary:The extraordinary advancements recently achieved in materials science mostly derive from the capability to combine/hybridize solids on different dimensional scales. Applying such concepts and further knowledge in the surface/interface field to the energy sector represents an indispensable priority. This paper aims to reveal to scholars involved in the energy research area the enormous potential that functional interface science in hybrid solid systems has for energy transduction.

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