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Nanopartides silica

Vestal, C.R. and Zhang, Z.J. (2003) Synthesis and magnetic characterization of Mn and Co spinel ferrite—silica nanopartides with tunable magnetic core. Nano Letters, 3 (12), 1739-1743. [Pg.82]

Tleugabulova, D., Zhang, Z., Chen, Y., Brook, M.A. and Brennan, J.D. (2004) Fluorescence anisotropy in studies of solute interactions with covalently modified colloidal silica nanopartides. Langmuir, 20, 848—854. [Pg.111]

The substance was found to consist exclusively of silver nanopartides (for partide size distribution see Figure 10.12). Silica nanopartides were frequently found in the product. We attribute this to sputter effects of the glass reactor walls. These sputter effects can easily be reduced by a more sophisticated design of the plasma reactor. [Pg.278]

Plot (he number of molecules as a function of particle size for silica nanopartides dp < 50 nm). On the same (igure, plot the fraction of the molecules that appear in the surface of the particles. This will require certain assumptions that you should state. [Pg.24]

Ammar Azioune, Amel Ben Slimane, Lobnat Ait Hamou, Anne Pleuvy, Mohamed M. Chehimi, Christian Perruchot, and Steven P. Armes.( 2004). Synthesis and Characterization of Active Ester-Functionalized Polypyrrole-Silica Nanopartides Application to the Covalent Attachment of Proteins, Langmuir, Volume 20, Issue 8,... [Pg.417]

Scheme 8 Formation of cross-linked hollow spheres by (a) silica nanopartide templated layer-by-layer (LbL) assembly of polyelectrolytes, (b) cross-linking of polymer multilayer assembly by TEC, (c) functionalization with PEG using residual thiol, and (d) removal of silica core by hydrofluoric acid (HF) etch. ... Scheme 8 Formation of cross-linked hollow spheres by (a) silica nanopartide templated layer-by-layer (LbL) assembly of polyelectrolytes, (b) cross-linking of polymer multilayer assembly by TEC, (c) functionalization with PEG using residual thiol, and (d) removal of silica core by hydrofluoric acid (HF) etch. ...
Elias, L., Fenouillot, F., Majeste, J.C., and Cassagnau, Ph. (2007) Morphology and rheology of immisdble polymer blends filled with silica nanopartides. Polymer, 48, 6029. [Pg.390]

Fig. 20 Schematic representation and TEM images of silica nanopartides coated with three different modified EDTA-Tb complexes. Adapted with permission from [120]... Fig. 20 Schematic representation and TEM images of silica nanopartides coated with three different modified EDTA-Tb complexes. Adapted with permission from [120]...
FIGURE 9.49 Synthesis of silica nanopartides within spheres 62. Sfdieres 62a,b (4.6 nm) and 62c (6.3 nm) quantitatively self-assemhled from ligands 61a-c and Pd(II) ions in DMSO. The... [Pg.297]

Silica nanopartides had a diameter of200-500 nm [167], while gold particle sizes was 3.8 0.3, 4.6 2.1, and 4.9 3.0nm at residence times of 10, 20, and 40s, respectively [167]. This is explained by the well-defined residence time with reduced axial dispersion of the liquid segments [165-167]. In addition, by moving the liquid segments through a tube recirculation flow sets in which is very effective in liquid mixing. Moreover, a careful choice of continuous and dispersed phases is necessary to control the nanoparticle size and size distribution. [Pg.281]

To prevent the abrasion on the high-pressure pump and valve, Picdcering emulsions stabilized by highly abrasive silica nanopartides can be produced in SEM valves by running pure disperse or continuous phase or an emulsion premix as emulsifying stream and the nanoparticle suspension as mixing stream (operational modes 1, 3 and 6, in Figure 5.3). [Pg.109]

The particle size distribution after polymerizing a 5% Si02 particle in monomer suspension in water is depicted in Figure 5.11. Particles range in the size of 100 nm and distributions are rather narrow. As can be seen in the transmission electron microscopy (TEM) picture, the silica nanopartides are encapsulated in PMMA. As the particle content of the suspension was low, some polymer particles remain nonfilled. [Pg.113]

We have reported the scale-up synthesis of polymer-grafted silica nanopartide in a solvent-free dry-system. In solvent-free dry-system, the isolation and purification after the graft polymerization was easily achieved, because untreated monomer can be removed under high vacuum (Tsubokawa, 2007). [Pg.174]

Table 2. Molecular weight of polySt grafted onto silica nanopartide surface. Table 2. Molecular weight of polySt grafted onto silica nanopartide surface.
Ding, X. Zhao, J. Liu, Y. Zhang, H. Wang, Z. (2004). Silica Nanopartides Encapsulated by Polystyrene via Surface Grafting and in situ Emulsion Polymerization. Material Letters, 58,3126-3130... [Pg.193]

Miaowave irradiation was successfully used to prepare nanocomposites of polystyrene silica (PS/SNs) with diffaent contents of inorganic nanofilfets by in situ bulk radical copolymerization of styrene with methacryloxypropyl silica nanopartides (MPSNs). Unda optimized condition, 33% of grafting could be achieved with 98% convasion of styrene. In a typical experiment, MPSNs were mixed with styrene and a certain amount of AIBN with ultrasonic vibrations for 30 min. Then the mixture was irradiated in a miaowave oven (700 W) for lOmin with a diffaent power." ... [Pg.1019]

Eor example, the effective elastic properties of silica nanopartides-reinforced polymer nanocomposites were predicted by means of various FEM-based computational models [70], induding an interphase layer around partides as a third constituent material in the prediction of the mechanical properties. Boutaleb et al. [30] studied the influence of structural characteristics on the overall behavior of silica spherical nanoparticles-polymer nanocomposites by means of analytical method and FEM. They assumed that the interphase between silica partide and polymer matrix presents a graded modulus, ranging from that of the silica to that of the polymer matrix, for example, a gradual transition from the properties of the silica to the properties of the polymer matrix (Figure 5.6). The change in elastic modulus in the interphase was described by a power law introducing a parameter linked to interfacial features. [Pg.126]

Increasing the methylation levels in the C3N3 species also increased the third-order rate constant For aU of the kineticaUy active species, the silica nanopartides produced were nonporous, which is most likely due to rapid nucleation. Thus, by modifying the composition of the polyamine, the abiUty to produce microemulsions which lead to hollow silica and the porosity of the silica can be tailored, leading to the production of a variety of potential nanomaterials [77]. [Pg.45]

Magnetite-containing spherical silica nanopartides for biocatalysis and bioseparations. Analytical Chemistry, 76(5), 1315 21. [Pg.81]

Various types of fluorescent silica nanopartide have been developed some details are summarized in Table 4.7. Fluorescent dyes are attached to silica nanopartides by several means, as indicated in the table. For example, they can be incorporated... [Pg.134]

Inorganic silica nanopartides TEOS Organic silica nanopartides MPMS, MPES, MPDMS, Epos... [Pg.134]

Bagwe, R.P., Hilliard, LR. and Tan, W. (2006) Surface modification of silica nanopartides to reduce aggregation and nonspecific binding. Langmuir, 22, 4357-62. [Pg.157]

Multicolor FRET silica nanopartides by single wavelength exdtation. Nano Letters, 6,84-8. [Pg.157]

Stanley, J.T., Walters, G.A., Tan, W.H., Moudgil, B.J. and Meride, R.A. (2005) Synthesis and characterization of fluorescent, radio-opaque, and paramagnetic silica nanopartides for multimodal bioimaging applications. Advanced Materials, 17, 2165-9. [Pg.157]

Tapec, R., Zhao, X.J. and Tan, W. (2002) Development of organic dye-doped silica nanopartides for bioanalysis and biosensors. Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, 2, 405-9. [Pg.157]


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