Chemical Principles of Self Assembly Systems
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The official GTU curriculum for Chemical Principles of Self Assembly Systems (subject code 2183907) as prescribed for Nano · Semester 8 divides the course into 5 units, covering 26 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (2183907)Unit 1 Introduction to self-assembly
- General Introduction to Self-Assembly
- Block Copolymers
- Nano crystals
- Structural Characterization of Nano architectures
Unit 2 Self-assembled monolayers
- Monolayers on Gold
- Growth Process
- Phase Transitions
- Patterning Monolayers
- Mixed monolayers
- SAMS and applications
Unit 3 Synthetic self-assembled materials
- Principles and practice Transition from Dispersed to Condensed State
- Packing Geometry
- Self- Assembled Block Copolymer
- Co-Assembly of Liquid Crystalline Structures and Inorganic Materials
- Intelligent Nanoscale Materials
Unit 4 Nano crystals Self Assembly
- Nano crystals
- Surface Passivation
- Interparticle Bonds
- Solution-Phase Self-Assembly of Particles
- Properties of Nanocrystals Self-Assembly
- Technical Aspects of Self-Assembling
- Template Assisted Self- Assembly
Unit 5 Self-Assemblies of Organic and Inorganic Materials
- Structure of Colloidal Self-Assemblies Made of Surfactants and Used as Templates
- Production of Nanocrystals by Using Colloidal Solutions as Templates and Their Limitations
- Self- Organization of Nanocrystals
- Colloidal Nanolithography by Using Nanocrystals Organized in a Given Structure as Masks
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