What are the Properties of Nanoparticles and How Do They Change with Grain Size?

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For those seeking information on the properties of materials at the nanoscale and the impact of grain size, literature is recommended over traditional books. A key starting point is the Hall-Petch effect, which describes grain size strengthening. Notable research by Chris Schuh from MIT highlights the relationship between grain size and indentation hardness in nanocrystalline nickel alloys. Additionally, the work of Dieter is suggested as a foundational resource to understand these concepts before delving deeper into the subject.
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can anyone refer me to any site or book where i would get the properties of materials at nano scale and how they change with the change in the grain size?
 
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I wouldn't look towards a book, I would look more towards literature. A good start would be researching grain size strengthening effects noted by Hall and Petch (the Hall-Petch effect).

Chris Schuh from MIT has shown a bunch of recent work on the development of thermodynamically stable nanocrystalline nickel alloys. He's shown pretty conclusively the relationship between grain size and indentation hardness.

Good luck.
 
you could try Dieter, that might help explain things abit. At least give u a basic idea before moving on.
 
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