Nanocatalysis

“Nanomania” has reached the area of heterogeneous catalysis.
Nanosized catalyst constituents are important for functions that
require structural control over several scales of dimension. Nanocatalysis
may be understood as a redefinition of catalyst synthesis:
multidimensional structural control is exerted by considering catalysts
as inorganic polymers rather than as close-packed crystals. Primary,
secondary, and tertiary structural hierarchies translate into molecular
building blocks and linkers, the defect structure of crystals, and particle
morphology. High-throughput techniques and in situ synthetic analysis
are the tools required to arrive at better defined catalytic materials
that can fulfil the high expectations created by the incorporation of
catalysts into the “nano” research field.
The above abstract is interesting one from the journal and thanks to the journal
R. Schl gl and S. B. Abd Hamid Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2004, 43, 1628 –1637

Frustration

I forgot abt my frustration in research after watching 127 hours .......miles to go before i sleep...

started blogging again...

Weekend...they say it is time to recharge your battery ...? but it drains a lot than charging...reactor-reaction-optimization-paper-thesis-family- then i don't know what is left over in this world...expecting some breakthroughs!!!!.....

Its too early to write a blog that too morning 4am.Well what if i didn't sleep and write in the morning and thats all it happened.After the so called Lab work for my deadly PhD i managed to see one movie namely ''Chocolate''. Its usual way i felt why our movies nucleus and presentation(packaging) are not upto that mark? i don't know how it makes sense to others or its my own illusion?

Women struggling in society and those caught in tradition religious cobweb of rituals these are all things that melt as Chocolate. or you can say it in another way making business(shows) but one thing i can get from this movie is "Beautiful poems are not always written but felt" .........

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Hi Guys...Is our research in science is socially relevant?

The Scientific Research: is our research in science is socially relevant? How far it helps to build a better society. Majority of the people are starving for food on one side and a huge money is spent for space research and other defence establishments. Is that research necessary for the cost of people lives?
I want to leave this question to the bloggers. new ideas about how we can be socially responsible are welcome.