The active nanointerface is important in electrochemistry because it constitutes the place where electron/ion transfer reactions occur coupled to extremely fast mass transport and under exquisite control of local conditions. Electrochemistry at nanointerfaces poses major fundamental and conceptual challenges in physical electrochemistry, while also being central to the emergence of real applications. Nanointerfaces are a major theme in energy transforming technologies (e.g. batteries, fuel cells, solar cells), electrochemical biosensors, diagnostic platforms, in bioelectrochemistry, and in nanoelectrochemical mapping/imaging techniques. All of these areas face common challenges linked to the nanointerface concept. This Faraday Discussions meeting addresses these fundamental challenges, and also encourages crossdisciplinary interactions. At this Faraday Discussion, we will discuss the theme of understanding the electrochemistry at nanointerfaces, including electron and iontransfer. We will explore the modern methods used to design new nanointerfaces, probe the charge/energy transferring processes at the nanointerface, and promote applications including those involving singlemolecule studies, singlenanoparticle electrochemistry and singlecell analysis. The rising issue lies in understanding the importance of nanostructures in nanopores and nanoelectrodes this is linked to the control of the nature of electrochemical performance and potentially revolutionizes both the...

Binding: Hardcover;450 pages; Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry; Classification: PNF; Weight: 1034 g; Dimensions: 165 x 242 x 31

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