Materials Science. Non-Equilibrium Phase Transformations.
Vol. 9 (2023), Issue 2, pg(s) 48-50

The possibility of optimizing the properties of materials by using carbon nanostructures

  • 1 G. V. Kurdyumov Institute for Metal Physics of the N.A.S. of Ukraine

Abstract

Carbon nanomaterials occupy one of the leading places in many areas of technology aimed at creating new materials and solving a number of problems for various industrial needs, including materials needed for alternative energy. The development of humanity is accompanied by a constant increase in resource availability, which, despite the discovery of new deposits of fossil resources, can lead to a shortage of energy resources. Therefore, in the modern world, it is necessary to develop technologies that will promote the use and implementation of non-traditional alternative energy sources.

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