Francisco J. Arregui <br/><br/>
Sensors Based on Nanostructured Materials 
Francisco J. Arregui 
 - NY  Springer  2009 
 - 326P 
<br/><br/> Carbon Nanotube and Fullerene Sensors<br/>Non-carbon Nanotubes: Hydrogen Sensors Based on TiO2<br/>Alternative Nanostructured Sensors: Nanowires, Nanobelts, and Novel Nanostructures<br/>Nanosensors: Controlling Transduction Mechanisms at the Nanoscale Using Metal Oxides and Semiconductors<br/>Quantum Dots for Sensing<br/>Nanostructured Magnetic Sensors<br/>Encapsulated Probes<br/>Optical Fiber Sensors Based on Nanostructured Coatings<br/>Nanostructured Flexible Materials: Metal Rubber™ Strain Sensors 
<br/><br/> Complete discussion of sensors based on carbon nanotubes including sensing applications of carbonanotubes, gas, volatile organic compounds, flow, pH, glucose, biomolecules detection and other biological sensors<br/><br/>Coverage of Nanowires, Nanobelts, and Novel Nanostructures and sensing applications such as gas, electronic noses, and chemical warfare agents<br/><br/>Discusses Nanocoatings on optical fibers including sensing applications such as humidity, gas, volatile organic compounds and biological recognition<br/><br/>Discusses the relatively new encapsulated probes for sensing and applications such as pH, calcium, oxygen, glucose and intracellular imaging<br/><br/>Complete coverage of Biosensors by means of nanostructured materials and types of nanostructured biosensors such as DNA-protein conjugates, template-imprinted nanostructures, nanostructured electrodes for biosensing and methods of synthesis 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780387777528 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>620.115  / ARR