Elaboration of New Materials Using Hydrothermal Methods
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Materials Chemistry".
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Dear Colleagues,
Hydrothermal methods still represent a “black box” technology that is based on the crystallization of materials directly from aqueous solution via controlling the thermodynamic (temperature, pressure, solution pH and the chemical composition of precursors) and nonthermodynamic variables. The unique pressure-temperature interaction in hydrothermal solutions can be used as a basis for controlling the rate and uniformity of nucleation and growth, allowing the size, morphology, stoichiometry, polymorphism, metastable phases, and aggregation to be controlled in designing the obtained materials. Additionally, the ability to produce new materials is conditioned by understanding the solution thermodynamics of the aqueous medium and prediction of the phase equilibrium and mechanisms of crystallization through thermodynamic modeling of the hydrothermal systems.
Therefore, this Special Issue intends to gather state-of-the-art advances in research on the hydrothermal synthesis of new materials alongside continuous materials production, hydrothermal recycling technology, and the modeling and simulation of hydrothermal synthesis. Original and review papers on the scientific fundamentals and technological applications of the hydrothermal synthesis of new materials are welcome.
Dr. Marinela Miclau
Dr. Daniel Horatiu Ursu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- hydrothermal synthesis
- metastable phases
- supercritical hydrothermal growth
- continuous-flow hydrothermal synthesis
- modeling and simulation of hydrothermal synthesis
- hydrothermal carbonization
- hydrothermal recycling technology
