Nanoenergy Nanotechnology Applied for Energy Production
This book discuss the recent advances and future trends of nanoscience in solar energy conversion and storage. This second edition revisits and updates all the previous book chapters, adding the latest advances in the field of Nanoenergy. Four new chapter
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Nanoenergy Nanotechnology Applied for Energy Production Second Edition
Nanoenergy
Flavio L Souza Edson R Leite •
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Nanoenergy Nanotechnology Applied for Energy Production Second Edition
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Editors Flavio L Souza Universidade Federal do ABC Santo André Brazil
Edson R Leite Federal University of São Carlos São Carlos, São Paulo Brazil
ISBN 978-3-319-62799-1 ISBN 978-3-319-62800-4 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-62800-4
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Preface
The worldwide energy demand has been currently addressed by hundreds of scientific published articles, books, newspapers, symposiums, scientific and technological conferences in the field. Accordingly, to these sources considerable enhancement on the worldwide energy consumption was projected for reaching the double and triple in 2050 and 2100 compared with 13 TW (Terawatts) needed nowadays. The increased global energy consumption with an uncontrollable CO2 emission from fossil energy resource that supply the carbon-based technology is the challenge facing the humanity in this century. Free-carbon technology is an alternative way to produce clean and sustainable source of energy to prevent the urban air pollution and provide an environmental friendly. To reach this scenario a scalable and cost-effective methods to design new materials for engineering highly efficiency free-carbon technologies and fuels must be developed. In this sense, the future energy demand and CO2
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