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Hybrid

NANOMATERIALS

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Dr. Suchismita Acharya

Hybrid Nanomaterials

• Hybrid nanomaterials are defined as unique chemical conjugates of organic and/or inorganic materials.
• These are mixtures of two or more inorganic components, two or more organic components, or at least one of both types of components.
• The resulting material is not a simple mixture of its components but a synergistic material with properties and performance to develop applications with unique properties, which are determined by the interface of the components at the molecular or supramolecular level.
• Its functionality is associated with the improvement of physicochemical properties.

Hybrid Nanoparticles

• Mixing inorganic nanoparticles or ions and organic moiety (liquid crystal, polymer or surfactant) lead to new hybrid systems with combined properties and even synergies useful for material or biomedical applications.
• multiple synthetic methods, including surface modification, self-assembly, metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), physical blending, and in situ deposition

Hybrid nanostructured materials for high- performance electrochemical capacitors

Emerging Applications of Hybrid Nanomaterials

• Polymer-supported inorganic clusters or nanoparticles
• Polymers intercalated in layered silicates, oxides, chalcogenides, and 2 D materials
• Polymer-clay composites
• Polymer-magnetic nanoparticle composites
• Biomineral-type composites
• Organically substituted polysiloxanes and polysilsesquioxanes
• Polymer-coated inorganic nanoparticles
• Silica-embedded bioactive species
• Fiber-reinforced nanocomposites,

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