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The virtual (i.e., fundamental many body quantum theory-based, computational)synthesis method is used to establish electronic templates of about 30non-stoichiometric nanosystems composed of nickel and oxygen atoms and rangingfrom about 6 {\AA} to 6 nm in linear dimensions. Flexible and stretchable Ni-Obond in such structures accommodates various ratios of Ni to O atoms, and bothantiferromagnetic and ferromagnetic spin alignments. Depending on synthesisconditions, smaller Ni-O quantum dots (QDs) composed of up to 14 atoms or somay have both types of spin alignments, while quantum-confined, quasi onedimensional Ni-O nanowires (QWs) appear to be nanopolymers withantiferromagnetic spin alignment. Ni-O bond flexibility and related ease ofspin re-arrangement may facilitate physical mechanisms leading to thedevelopment or loss of exchange bias when such Ni-O quantum dots and wires(QDWs) interact with surfaces or each other at some thermochemical conditions.These structural and compositional flexibility is reflected by QDWs' molecularelectrostatic potential (MEP) and electronic level structure (ELS). Inparticular, the direct optical transition energy (OTE) of the studied Ni-Osystems may vary within an order of magnitude, and their electronic andmagnetic properties can be finely tuned to match applications requirements bymanipulations with synthesis conditions, the structure and composition ofquantum confinement. The developed electronic templates are available uponrequest.

Virtual Synthesis of Nanoscale Systems with Pre-Designed Properties:  Fundamentals and Applications. Chapter 7. Nickel Oxide Quantum Dots and  Polymer Nanowires