there are many chemical databases, but the databases which can serve growing research in nanomaterials are practically non-existent, if a someone starts a new database of nanomaterials , which information should be covered, what would research community expect from such database
Hello Mahesh Agharkar
It will depend on the application of the nanomaterial. General mechanical, electrical, chemical, thermal and optical properties would be expected. I try and list a few but there are so many.
Elasticity
Stiffness
Bulk modulus
Shear modulus
Young's modulus
Tensile strength
Surface roughness
Specific weight
Hardness
Surface energy/tension
Capacitance
Dielectric constant
Permittivity
Permeability
Specific heat capacity
Absorbanbce
Reflectivity
Indeed, it will be tremendous amount of work. Usually, people will find specific review about certain nanomaterials. Typically it will covers the synthesis, properties, and applications of those materials. For example, I just publish a specific review paper about polymer nanocomposite having high filler content. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331173157_Polymer_Nanocomposites_Having_a_High_Filler_Content_Synthesis_Structures_Properties_and_Applications
Please kindly check my work and recommend it if you like it. Thank you very much.
It is going to be a laudable project. Information on green synthesis and various area of applications such as, antimicrobial activities, dye degrading potentials, anticoagulant and thrombolytic activities, catalysis, bio-fortification of crop plants, value addition to crop plants, nano-pesticides, nano-fertilizer, fertilizer delivery and many others will be desirable.
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