Nanocarbon is a term increasingly used 1− 9 to indicate the broad range of carbon materials
having a tailored nanoscale dimension and functional properties that significantly depend …

Sustainable societal and economic development relies on novel nanotechnologies that offer
maximum efficiency at minimal environmental cost. Yet, it is very challenging to apply green …

A mineral-coupled support, flake graphite-carbon nanofiber-modified bentonite, was used to
stabilize stearic acid for constructing form-stable phase change material composites. In …

Carbon nanotubes are valuable materials that possess excellent physicochemical
properties such as high electrical conductivity, thermal stability, mechanical strength, aspect …

Natural sources display a high potential for the production of sustainable materials because
of their exceptional structural and physical features, nontoxicity, biocompatibility, availability …

Metal-free carbon-based catalysts are one of the most active research directions in
nanomaterials and catalysis. The advantages that nanocarbon catalysts have over metal …

Three‐dimensional hierarchical nanocomposites consisting of one‐dimensional carbon
nanotubes (CNTs) and two‐dimensional lamellar flakes (such as clay, layered double …

Combining materials with distinct structures and dimensions often leads to novel hybrid
composites with unexpected properties and unique applications. This idea has been …

Structured hybrid materials based on the combination adsorbent-photocatalyst with optimal
mechanical resistance and reduced cost, are prepared by extrusion using four different …

Nanomaterials are shifting from laboratory‐scale preparation to industrial production. The
energy costs and starting materials (feedstock, catalyst, and support) consumed or used in …