Description: Quantum Dots in Energy: Design, Development, and Emerging Applications explores quantum dots for energy applications. The book begins with the fundamental properties of quantum dots and then considers their synthesis, fabrication, and characterization techniques before investigating a range of applications in the area of renewable energy solutions and energy-efficient devices. It covers the general properties of quantum dots, recent and possible future applications in the field of energy, and the advantages and disadvantages of various fabrication techniques. Users will also find information on the application of quantum dots in various, important technologies, including light-emitting diodes, photovoltaics, batteries, catalysis, and thermoelectrics.
Finally, it looks ahead to future directions for further research and innovation.Brief description:
Rakesh K. Sharma is an associate professor in the Department of Chemistry at the Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur, India. His research focuses on catalysis, feedstock chemistry, energy harvesting and storage, environmental remediation, and fuels.