Flow Synthesis of Nanomaterials

Dear Colleagues,

The synthesis of nanomaterials often requires precise and controllable spatiotemporal conditions, and scaling up synthesis methods is a challenging task, especially when batch methods are commonly used in experiments. Continuous flow technology, derived from the study of continuous reaction processes in microchannels, provides a powerful tool for achieving the precise and flexible control of chemical processes, and the size of nanomaterials is suitable for manipulation in microchannels. The flow synthesis of nanomaterials has attracted attention in various areas such as catalytic particles, energy particles, polymer carriers, quantum dots, nanocomposites, and drug nanotechnology. This Special Issue invites researchers engaged in related fields to contribute, exchange and share research progress, explore the fundamental issues and application technologies of flow synthesis of nanomaterials, and promote scientific and industrial development. We look forward to receiving your opinions, suggestions, and contributions.

Prof. Dr. Yangcheng Lu
Guest Editor

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• flow
• nanomaterials
• nanoparticles
• preparation
• synthesis