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nanomaterials-synthesis
Nanoparticle and nanostructure synthesis — nucleation control, size/shape tuning, surface chemistry, and scale-up.
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## Overview
At the nanoscale, size and shape are properties: a 5 nm and a 50 nm particle
of the same material differ in optics, catalysis, and toxicity. This skill
covers the core synthesis strategies (colloidal, hydrothermal, vapor-phase),
how nucleation and growth kinetics set size distributions, ligand/surface
chemistry, and the characterization needed to prove what you made.
## When to use
- Designing a synthesis for particles of a target size, shape, or composition
- Troubleshooting broad size distributions, aggregation, or irreproducible batches
- Choosing capping ligands and planning ligand exchange for an application
- Scaling a lab synthesis toward grams without losing control