Porous Materials
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Porous Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 October 2009) | Viewed by 311224
Special Issue Editor
Interests: nanoporous metals; kinetics of nanoscale morphological evolution; fuel cell catalysis; thin foil metallurgy; fundamentals of protein crystal growth
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Porous materials are found in all classes of materials, from microporous zeolite ceramics, to mesoporous metals, to macroporous polymers. They are fundamental in a diverse range of applications, from structural materials to energy technologies. Recent advances in porous materials include the development of nanoporous metals by selective dissolution and their use in catalysis, and phase separation methods to make porous ceramics. This special issue of Materials will be devoted to exploring the wide range of types and applications of porous materials. Special emphasis will be devoted to new fabrication methods, new properties, and new applications of porous materials, and how these impact many different technologies.
Prof. Dr. Jonah Erlebacher
Guest Editor
Keywords
- porous materials
- nanoporosity
- porous ceramics
- porous metals
- porous polymers
- microporous and mesoporous materials
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