UBC researchers develop new model to predict the optical properties of nano-structures
University of British Columbia chemists have developed a new model to predict the optical properties of non-conducting ultra-fine particles.
The finding could help inform the design of tailored nano-structures, and be of utility in a wide range of fields, including the remote sensing of atmospheric pollutants and the study of cosmic dust formation.
Aerosols and nano-particles play a key role in atmospheric processes as industrial pollutants, in interstellar chemistry and in drug delivery systems, and have become an increasingly important area of research. They are ...






