Large Scale Production of MgO Nanostructures and their Possible Applications

M.A. Shah

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.760.69

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Large Scale Production of MgO Nanostructures and their Possible Applications

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The unique properties of nanomaterials have motivated the researchers to develop the simpler and inexpensive techniques to produce nanostructures of technologically important materials. Several oxide nanostructures are produced to have tremendous applications in the future and among them, magnesium oxide (MgO) is an exceptionally important material for use in catalysis, toxic waste remediation, as an additive in refractory, paint and superconducting products Fang et a. (2006).

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 760)

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July 2013

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M.A. Shah

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Double Distilled Water, Magnesium Flakes, Nanostructure, Soft Synthesis

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