Mass, charge and energy densification of nanostructures: Principle and applications

Sun Changqing

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Mass, charge and energy densification of nanostructures: Principle and applications

Sun Changqing * #

Nanyang Technological University

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Opened online:11 August 2005

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Citation: Sun Changqing.Mass, charge and energy densification of nanostructures: Principle and applications[OL]. [11 August 2005] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/2647

As consequences of the CN imperfection caused surface bond contraction, desification of charge, mass, and densification and localization of charges happens to the surface skin of a nanosolid, which dictate the tunability of nanostructures in almost all aspects.

Keywords:Nanostructure, bond contraction

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