ENMA641

Nanotechnology Characterization

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Restriction: Permission of ENGR-Materials Science & Engineering department. Credit only granted for: ENMA698T or ENMA641. Formerly: ENMA698T. Techniques to characterize the properties of materials whose characteristic dimensions are a few to a few hundred nanometers, including conventional nanocrystalline materials, but concentrating on novel nanomaterials: carbon nanotubes, quantum dots, quantum wires, and quantum wells are covered. The emphasis is on recent results from the scientific literature concerning those properties that make nanostructures interesting: quantum effects, novel transport phenomena, enhanced mechanical properties associated with localization and with small crystallite size.

Fall 2024

John Cumings

9 reviews
Average rating: 3.33

Fall 2023

John Cumings

9 reviews
Average rating: 3.33

Past Semesters

Raymond Phaneuf

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Lourdes Salamanca-Riba

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John Cumings

9 reviews
Average rating: 3.33

John Cumings

9 reviews
Average rating: 3.33

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