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Influence of Nanoparticles

The results obtained, as well as the developed concept of the influence of nanoparticle density on the catalytic activity (size effect of the second kind), may be the most useful in the following cases ... [Pg.751]

The first part on nanostructured amorphous hybrid materials is divided in two sections. First, new findings on coassembly mechanisms of mesostmetured block copolymer-silica-type hybrids are described. More specifically, the influence of nanoparticle... [Pg.600]

Influence of Nanoparticle Characteristics on the Assembly of Mesostructured Silica... [Pg.601]

Figure 21.4 Influence of nanoparticle size on silica-type mesostructuie. (a, b) TEM micrographs showing mesostructuies with a nanoparticle volume fraction Figure 21.4 Influence of nanoparticle size on silica-type mesostructuie. (a, b) TEM micrographs showing mesostructuies with a nanoparticle volume fraction <pp = 0.49 and PEO volume fraction ifPEO = 0.06. (c, d) TEM micrographs showing assemblies with <pP = 0.64 and <pPEO = 0.05. (a, c) When sol 3 was combined with PI-b-PEO, d jRq.peo ranged from 0.3 to 1.0. (b, d) When sol 4 was combined with PI-b-PEO, (/// o,peo ranged from 0.6 to 1.4. (e, f) Gold-silica core-shell nanoparticles were directed to the core of the onion-type structures (indicated by arrows) because their diameters (14.5 +...
This chapter is devoted to describe the impact of metallic nanosphere to the multi-photon excitation fluorescence of Tryptophan, and little further consideration to multi-photon absorption process will be given, as the reader can find several studies in [11-14]. In section II, the nonlinear light-matter interaction in composite materials is discussed through the mechanism of nonlinear susceptibilities. In section III, experimental results of fluorescence induced by multi-photon absorption in Tryptophan are reported and analyzed. Section IV described the main results of this chapter, which is the effect of metallic nanoparticles on the fluorescent emission of the Tryptophan excited by a multi-photon process. Influence of nanoparticle concentration on the Tryptophan-silver colloids is observed and discussed based coi a nonlinear generalization of the Maxwell Garnett model, introduced in section II. The main conclusion of the chapter is given in secticHi IV. [Pg.530]

This is unfortunate because the theoretical advantage of nanosystems is their small size, allowing freer movement than microspheres in the circulation, including the lymph and in tissues. Flow rates are important not least in the determination of the possibility of nanoparticle interaction with endothelial receptors prior to internalization, or indeed in the decoupling of carriers and receptors due to shear forces. Flow of nanoparticles is a vital element in extravasation and in the enhanced permeation and retention (EPR) effect. What is the influence of nanoparticle size on particle flow in the circulation And, with the advent of CNTs in particular, what is the influence of shape on flow and fate CNTs certainly behave differently in the blood from spherical C60 fidlerenes. CNTs activate human platelets and induce them to aggregate, whereas their spherical analogues do not... [Pg.478]

Such demonstrations are presumably coimected with the distribution of the influence of nanoparticle oscillations onto the medium with further structuring and stabilizing of the system. Under the influence of nanoparticle the medium changes which is confirmed by the results of IR... [Pg.225]

Specific influences of nanoparticles on electric properties of nanomaterials and possible effects on reaction monitoring, especially in a radiation environment have to be considered in advance, but in most cases monitoring of electrical conductivity will provide valuable information on reaction and/or structural changes. [Pg.344]

Influence of nanoparticle materials on the photophysical behavior of phthalocyanines 13CCR2401. [Pg.240]

The possibility of using aluminum nitride (AIN) nanopowders as flame retardant additive was studied [25]. Concentration of the nanopowder AIN incorporated in a polyethylene matrix was 0.1 0.25 0.75 1.5 and 3 wt%. The incorporation of 1.5 wt% AIN in a polyethylene matrix caused the significant increase in the temperature of the beginning of oxidation of 33 °C (to 183 °C) in comparison with pure polyethylene (150 °C) and in the onset temperature of the intensive weight loss of 15 °C (to 375 °C) against 360 °C for pure polyethylene. The resulting effect is explained by the influence of nanoparticles on the microstructural characteristics of polyethylene. Nanoparticles are the crystallization centers and participate in the formation of fine-grained structure. [Pg.4]

M.-T. Nistor, C. Vasile, TG/FTIR/MS smdy on the influence of nanoparticles content upon the thermal decomposition of starch/poly(vinyl alcohol) montmorillonite nanocomposites, Iranian Polymer Journal (English Edition) 22 (7) (2013) 519-536. [Pg.47]

Both experimental and theoretical studies indicate the influence of nanoparticles boundary interactions on the dynamics of polymers within an interfacial layer because the size of nanometer particles is comparable to the relative size of a single polymer chain [44,45]. The degree of interaction between the nanoparticles and matrix polymer can be estimated from dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) of PP and its nanocomposites using... [Pg.705]

The properties of the polymer nanocomposites are dictated by the types of nanoparticle used and the foam morphology. The foam morphology, in turn, is largely determined by the nanocomposite synthesis (nanoparticle dispersion) and foaming conditions. Due to the complicated nature of the interactions between nanoparticles, bubbles, and matrix, the influence of nanoparticles on the properties of nanocomposite foams is still not fully understood (Bauhofer and Kovacs, 2009 Chen, Ozisik, and Schadler, 2010 Moniruzzaman and Winey, 2006). [Pg.10]

FIGURE 1.9 Influence of nanoparticle surface chemistry and size on supercritical carbon dioxide processed nanocomposite foam morphology. (Reprinted with permission from Goren K. et al.. Journal of Supercritical Fluids 2010,51,420-427. Copyright 2010, Elsevier.)... [Pg.14]

Similar results are found in literature for the emulsification of particle loaded droplets by ultrasound [22, 66, 68]. It is questionable if the bulk viscosity inaease is the only reason for the hindered droplet breakup. The complex rheological behavior of suspensions and the possible interactions of the nanoparlicles at the liquid-liquid-interface have to be taken into consideration in understanding these effects. Numerical simulation of the influence of nanoparticles on droplet deformation yielded a decreased deformation for an increased particle load due to viscous and interfacial effects [73]. Depending on particle-particle- and particle-fluid-interactions, suspensions show an increase in shear thinning or viscoelastic behavior with increasing particle load [65]. Investigations with non-Newtonian fluids without particles showed that droplet deformation and droplet disruption is reduced by... [Pg.362]

Ginzburg V V. Influence of nanoparticles on miscibility of polymer blends. A simple theory. Macromolecules 2005 38 2362-7. [Pg.38]


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