Smart Multifunctional Nano-inks

Fundamentals and Emerging Applications

1st Edition - October 26, 2022
Imprint: Elsevier
Editors: Ram K. Gupta, Tuan Anh Nguyen
Language: English
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Smart Multifunctional Nano-inks: Fundamentals and Emerging Applications covers nano-inks and how they can be used in inkjet printers for printing complex circuitry on flexible substrates or as a paste for 3D printers. Microstructures can be 3D-printed using nano-inks in a combination of high‐resolution plasma printing and subsequent rotogravure printing. In addition, smart multifunctional nano-inks are not only required for the electronic, but also in other applications, such as for secure inks, for currency, and in immigration documents. This book focuses on fundamental design concepts, promising applications, and future challenges of nano-inks in various areas, such as optoelectronics, energy, security and biomedical fields.

The current challenge for the successful industrial application of nano-inks is in the preparation of a stable dispersion of advanced materials for nano-inks. The functionalization, synthesizing, and theoretical modeling provide the solution for most of the current issues, but there are still remaining challenges which are covered in this comprehensive resource.

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Title page
Table of Contents
Copyright
Contributors
Section 1. Basic principles
Chapter 1. Introduction to smart multifunctional metal nano-inks
1. Introduction
2. Types of multifunctional metal nano-inks
3. Solid metal-based ink chemistry
4. Synthesis and stabilization for conductive nano-inks
5. Physical properties of inks
6. Composition or synthesis of conductive inks (ink formulation)
7. Sintering method
8. Applications of metal-based nano-inks
Chapter 2. Metal-based conducive nano-inks: synthesis and characterization techniques
1. Introduction
2. What are conductive inks?
3. Metallic inks
4. Challenges and future perspectives: a view from industrial research
5. Challenges and future perspectives: a view from academic research
6. Conclusions
Chapter 3. Gold nano-inks: synthesis and characterizations
1. Introduction
2. Synthesis methods and characterization of gold inks
3. Gold ink structural and functional properties
4. Printing methods
5. Applications
6. Summary and prospects
Chapter 4. Aerosol jet-based printing for smart multifunctional nano-inks
1. Introduction
2. Highlights of aerosol jet-based printing
3. Working principle of aerosol jet printing processes
4. Commercial aerosol jet-based printers
5. Ink requirements for aerosol jet-based printing
6. Application of aerosol jet-based technology
7. Conclusions and future perspectives
Chapter 5. 3D printing of 2D nano-inks for multifarious applications
1. Introduction
2. Different three-dimensional printing methods employing nano-inks
3. Overview of two-dimensional nanomaterial inks
4. Currently employed two-dimensional nanomaterial inks for multiple applications
5. Summary and conclusion
Chapter 6. Particle-less reactive inks
1. Introduction
2. Reactive inks
3. Other metal reactive inks
4. Applications
5. Commercial reactive inks
6. Conclusions
Chapter 7. Toxic risk assessment of engineered nanoparticles used in ink formulations
1. Introduction
2. Engineered nanoparticles: sources and transformation
3. Toxicity mechanism
4. Metallic engineered nanoparticles
5. Metal oxide engineered nanoparticles
6. Polymer nanoparticles
7. Conclusion
Section 2. Nano-inks for electronic industries
Chapter 8. Graphene based nano-inks for electronic industries
1. Introduction
2. Market forecast for graphene industries
3. Preparation of graphene and its composite inks
4. Methods for preparing graphene film
5. Applications
6. Outlook and future perspectives
Chapter 9. Electronic applications of carbon nano-dots
1. Introduction
2. Composition and structure
3. Synthesis of nano-dots
4. Properties of nano-dots
5. Electronic applications
6. Conclusion
Chapter 10. Nano-inks based on metal oxides for electronic industries
1. Introduction
2. Printing technologies and working principle
3. Synthesis and characterization of nano-inks
4. Metal oxide ink system
5. Characterization and evaluation of properties of metal oxide nanoparticles
6. Photonic sintering of printed ink
7. Summary and conclusions
Chapter 11. Developments in two-dimensional material-based nanoinks for electronics
1. Introduction
2. Properties and challenges of 2D material-based inks
3. Printing methods—applications
4. Perspective: environmentally friendly graphene inks
5. Summary
Section 3. Nano-inks for energy generation
Chapter 12. Nano-inks for solar cells
1. Introduction
2. Structure and components of solar cells
3. Nano-inks in the context of solar cells
4. Nano-ink printing methods
5. Different nanomaterials used for ink formulations
6. Conclusions
Chapter 13. Nano-inks for fuel cells application
1. Introduction
2. Fuel cell electrodes: carbon support, metal catalysts, and ionomer
3. Conductive nano-inks for fuel cell application
4. Nano-ink formulation, methodology, and deposition
5. Applications in biotechnology
6. Conclusions and future perspectives
Chapter 14. Polymer-based nano-inks for solar cells
1. Introduction
2. Polymer metal-halide perovskite inks
3. Polymer-based nano-inks as transporting materials in perovskite solar cells
4. Polymer-based nano-inks as electrode perovskite solar cells
5. Conclusions
Chapter 15. Smart nanomaterials and three-dimensional printing for flexible solar cell applications
1. Introduction to nanomaterials
2. Historical background of nanomaterials
3. Nanomaterials in our daily lives
4. Applications of nanomaterials
5. Basic concepts of photovoltaic cells
6. Three-dimensional printing-based solar cells
7. Organic solar cells
8. Inorganic solar cells
9. Dye-sensitized solar cells
10. Tandem solar cells
11. Perovskite-based solar cells
12. Challenges in nanostructured solar cells
13. Summary and future prospects
Chapter 16. Nano-inks for photovoltaics
1. Introduction
2. Types of photovoltaic devices
3. Types of nano-inks
4. Summary
Section 4. Nano-inks for energy storage
Chapter 17. Smart multifunctional polymeric inks for supercapacitor applications
1. Introduction
2. Polymer-based electrode material for supercapacitor applications
3. Role of polymer in nano-inks
4. Functional polymer inks
5. Polymer-based inks for supercapacitor applications
Chapter 18. Nano-inks for supercapacitors
1. Introduction to supercapacitors
2. Device structure of supercapacitors for printing
3. Nano-ink formulations and printing methods
4. Printable materials for supercapacitors
5. Conclusion and future outlook
Chapter 19. MXenes for energy applications
1. Introduction
2. Structure, fabrication, and properties of MXenes
3. Energy applications of MXenes
4. Conclusions and perspectives
Section 5. Nano-inks for biomedical applications
Chapter 20. Nano inks for tissue engineering
1. Introduction
2. Hydrogel inks
3. Nanocomposite inks with improved physical properties
4. Nanocomposite inks with improved biofunctionalities
5. Nanocomposite inks for delivery of therapeutics
6. Concluding remarks
Chapter 21. Nanomaterial-based multifunctional inks for the fabrication of printed biosensors
1. Introduction
2. Nanomaterials and nanostructures in ink formulations
3. Perspective on large-scale, fully printed, nanomaterial-based biosensor devices
Chapter 22. Metallic nanoparticle-based nano-inks for chemical and biological sensing
1. Introduction
2. Synthetic strategies
3. Stabilization
4. Kinetics
5. Electromagnetic coupling
6. Physicochemical properties
7. Modeling and simulation
8. Applications
9. Conclusions and remarks
Chapter 23. Three-dimensional printable nanocomposite biomaterials as bone scaffolds and grafts
1. Introduction
2. Types of three-dimensional printing methods
3. Types of nanocomposite inks for three-dimensional printing
4. Printability criteria for nanocomposite inks
5. Advantages of three-dimensional printing nanocomposites
6. Conclusion and perspectives
Section 6. Other applications of nano-inks
Chapter 24. Inkjet printing of novel materials for solar water splitting
1. Introduction
2. Inkjet printing: generalities and methodology
3. Combinatorial approach by inkjet printing for photoactive materials with application to water splitting
4. Conclusions
Chapter 25. Nano-inks in security and defense applications
1. Introduction
2. Nano-inks as security markers for anticounterfeiting
3. Applications of nano-inks in defense
4. Summary
Chapter 26. Nano-inks: fundamentals, synthesis, and energy applications
1. Introduction
2. Approaches to the synthesis of nano-inks
3. Applications of nano-inks for energy production and storage
4. Conclusions
Chapter 27. Nano-inks and their applications in packaging industries
1. Introduction
2. Conventional ink
3. Nano-inks
4. Printing techniques applied in packaging industries
5. Use of nanotechnology in food packaging
6. Future trends and challenges
7. Conclusions
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