Advanced in Low Dimensional Carbon: Processing and Applications
A special issue of C (ISSN 2311-5629). This special issue belongs to the section "Carbon Materials and Carbon Allotropes".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (25 August 2023) | Viewed by 11694
Special Issue Editor
Interests: nanotechnology; materials processing; manufacturing; mechanical design
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Low-dimensional carbon refers to a broad category of carbon materials including carbon black, carbon nanotubes, graphene, oxidized graphene, buckyball carbon, carbon fibers, glassy carbon, carbon papers, and diamond particles. They are extensively used in our daily life as absorbents, catalysts, energy storage components, and flexible devices. This Special Issue deals with recent research and development in the fields of processing and applications of various low-dimensional carbon materials. Submissions of technical briefs, research papers, and review articles in the following areas are welcome:
- Carbon particles;
- Nanofibers;
- Carbon nanotubes;
- Carbon buckyballs;
- Carbon papers;
- Diamond particles;
- Graphite flakes;
- Carbon-containing textiles;
- Flexible sensors;
- Wearable devices;
- Low-dimensional carbon for battery electrodes;
- Catalyst supports from low-dimensional carbon;
- Porous carbon;
- Glassy carbon;
- Graphene in solar cells;
- Implants from low-dimensional carbon materials;
- Biomedical applications of low-dimensional carbon materials;
- Carbon nanotube for high mechanical performance applications;
- Graphene as transparent materials;
- Low-dimensional carbon as additive in composites;
- Low-dimensional carbon and/or diamond particles as lubricants and abrasives;
- High-performance carbon absorbents.
Dr. Yong X. Gan
Guest Editor
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