Advances in Sonication and Microwave Processing on Inorganics
A special issue of Inorganics (ISSN 2304-6740).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 June 2022) | Viewed by 809
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Interests: materials science; inorganic solids; chemistry; silicates; glasses; microwave processing
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Interests: green metrics; life cycle assessment; green chemistry; sustainable chemistry
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Interests: continuous liquid-liquid extraction; microreactors; ultrasound; sonochemistry; acoustic energy; process intensification
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The journal Inorganics welcomes the submissions for the Special Issue titled “Advances in Sonication and Microwave Processing on Inorganics”. This Special Issue will focus on the publication of original manuscripts devoted to the most recent advancements in the processing of inorganic materials by means of both ultrasound as well as microwave technology, together with those deriving by the combination of the two techniques.
Microwaves and ultrasounds in inorganic chemistry and materials sciences research fields are typically investigated and reported for the synthesis of specific inorganic materials. Indeed, they allow obtaining several advantages and simplifications in the synthetic protocols, as well as peculiar characteristics in the as synthesized products, contributing to making these technologies well fitting in green chemistry, green engineering and process intensification perspectives.
Therefore, manuscripts related to the aforementioned research area are more than welcome. Despite applications in the synthesis of inorganic materials, further applications of these innovative approaches, such as the microwave-assisted sintering of inorganic materials, will also be the focus of this Special Issue.
The detailed monitoring of the process parameters, through the use of scientific equipment, will be considered mandatory for acceptance.
This Special Issue will welcome both research articles as well as comprehensive reviews covering the most recent scientific literature on the topics proposed.
Prof. Dr. Cristina Leonelli
Dr. Roberto Rosa
Dr. Jinu Joseph John
Guest Editors
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