The aim of this paper is to show that a very simple but well controlled chemistry in an aqueous medium allows one to efficiently control the main characteristics of oxide nanoparticles. Examples concerning titania, alumina, iron and manganese oxides are discussed to illustrate various effects on the control of size, shape and structure of nanoparticles. Some examples of functionalization of these particles are also illustrated. Experimental data, procedures and detailed references can be found in the cited literature.
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