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Plasma treatment of nanoparticles for nanofluids can be obtained by plasma treatment using low-temperature plasmas. The diamond nanoparticle surfaces, for example, can be modified by the low-temperature plasmas of methane and oxygen mixtures, which can improve their dispersion characteristics including dispersibility and suspension stability in water for nanofluid. Plasma treatment of diamond nanoparticles with selected plasma chemistry imparted various functional groups on the particle surfaces and tailored... [Pg.2791]

Plasma treatment of nanoparticles for nanofluids can be obtained by plasma treatment using low-ten5)erature plasmas. The diamond nanoparticle surfaces, for example, can be modified by the low-temperature plasmas of methane... [Pg.1692]

Plasma Treatment of Nanoparticles for Nanofluids, Figure 2 Schematic diagram of the magneticaiiy assisted fiuidized bed plasma reactor system... [Pg.1693]

Plasma Treatment of Nanoparticles for Nanoftuids, Rgure 7 FT1R spectra of untreated and plasma treated diamond nanoparticles. Plasma treatment conditions were 60 mtorr pressure, 4 W RF power, 60 min treatment time... [Pg.1697]

Plasma Treatment of Nanoparticles and Carbon Nanotubes for Nanofluids Powder Blasting... [Pg.2342]

Plasma Treatment of Nanoparticles and Carbon Nanotubes for Nanofluids, Fig. 8 The effects of OJ CH4 ratio used for plasma treatment on thermal conductivity of the resulting nanofluids with addition of 0.15 vol.% plasma-treated diamond nanoparticles into water. TTie thermal conductivities were measured after 1.0 h settling time. Plasma treatment ctmditions were 60 mTorr pressure, 4 W RF power, and 60 min treatment time... [Pg.2797]

Plasma Treatment of Nanopardcles for Nanofluids, Table 1 The contact angle (9) and Its suface energy of untreated and treated (CH4 02 = 1 1, 60 mtorr, 4 W RF power) diamond nanoparticles. Surface energy of each solvent is = 71,99, yf = 23.46, = 17,89. and y are the surface... [Pg.1697]

The micro-Raman spectra of GaAs nanoparticles include a characteristic feature at about 250 cm-1.147 The hydrogen-plasma treatment of GaAs has been probed by Raman spectroscopy. Characteristic bands were seen due to H2 trapped at different types of site.148 DFT calculations gave vibrational wave-numbers for the cluster Ga8As8.149... [Pg.208]

Plasma Treatment of Nanopartides and Carbon Nanotubes for Nanofluids, Fig. 6 Contact angle change of diamond nanoparticles with plasma treatment time. Plasma treatment conditions were 60 mTorr pressure and 4 W RF power... [Pg.2796]

Yu C)S, Kim YJ, Ma HB (2006) Plasma treatment of diamond nanoparticles for dispersion improvement in water. Appl Phys Lett 88 231503... [Pg.2803]


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