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Dr. Orlandi received his PhD in Materials Science and Engineering at the Federal Unviersity of São Carlos in Brazil in 2005 studying nanostructures based on SnO2. He was a Visiting Scientist at the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for the years 2011, 2012, 2014, and 2015. He is now the head of the Electron Microscopy Center of the Chemistry Institute of Araraquara and Associate Professor at the Chemistry Institute at São Paulo State University. His main research focus is ceramic materials, studying the growth mechanism and properties of semiconductors.

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Tin Oxide MaterialsSynthesis, Properties, and Applications

Edited by Marcelo Orlandi

Tin Oxide Materials is a thorough reference on this important materials system, reviewing its properties, synthesis, and modeling methods, and most relevant applications.

Not only does the book address the much investigated SnO_2, but also discusses its other stoichiometries such as SnO and the mixed valence Sn₃O₄, which have attracted much interest in recent years.

First, the most relevant structure, physical, and chemical properties of tin oxides are reviewed. Then the discussion is deepened by the inclusion of the theoretical models and simulation methods needed to have a thorough understanding of tin oxide materials properties.

A range of synthesis methods including solid-state reaction, wet methods, and methods for obtaining thin films are reviewed. The relationship between the synthesis method and the desired morphology is correlated in the book.

Finally, Tin Oxide Materials describes the most relevant applications in energy, electronics, and biomedical fields.

Key features

• Most complete resource available on tin oxide materials systems in-depth discussion of its properties, synthesis and modeling methods, and its relevant applications
• Not only presents information on the well-investigated SnO_2, but also includes discussion of its emerging stoichiometries, such as SnO and Sn₃O₄
• Includes most relevant applications in varistors, sensing devices, fuel cells, transistors, biological studies, and much more

Dr. Marcelo Ornaghi Orlandi received his PhD in Materials Science and Engineering at the Federal University of São Carlos in Brazil in 2005 studying nanostructures based on SnO₂. He was a visiting scientist at the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for 2011, 2012, 2014, and 2015, and at the Department of Physical Engineering at Polytechnique Montreal, in 2017 and 2018. He is now the head of the Center of Characterization and Development of Protocols in Nanotechnology and he is in-charge of the Electron Microscopy facility at the Chemistry Institute of AraraquaraUNESP, where he has a permanent position as an associate professor. His main research focus is ceramic materials, studying the growth mechanism and applications of semiconductors.