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Nano cuprous oxide Cu2O is a kind of photoelectric material with a wide range of uses. The main uses are as follows: Nano cuprous oxide Cu2O is used as anti-fouling primer for ships in the coating industry to prevent marine organisms from adhering to the bottom of ships; Nano cuprous oxide Cu2O is used as a colorant for red glass and red enamel in the glass and ceramic industries; Nano cuprous oxi...
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Because nano copper oxide CuO is a p-type semiconductor, it has holes (CuO) +, which may interact with the environment and play an antibacterial or antibacterial effect. Studies have shown that nano CuO has good antibacterial ability against pneumonia and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The antibacterial process of metal oxide nano-copper oxide CuO can be simply described as: under the excitation of light...
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Primary particle size parameters of nano copper oxide:20nm, 50nm, 100 nanometers, purity 99% Min. Application of nano copper oxide: 1. Nano copper oxide is an important multifunctional inorganic material, which is widely used in printing and dyeing, ceramics, glass and medicine and other fields. 2. Nano-copper oxide can also be used as a burning rate catalyst for rocket propellants. It can no...
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Chemical modification and dispersion is to use the surface groups of nanoparticles to form chemical bonds with reactive organic compounds. The nanoparticles are soluble in organic media due to the branched chains or groups of organic compounds on the surface. dispersion in. There are usually two ways of chemical modification: one is to use the end groups of macromolecules to chemically react with ...
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Nanoparticles have a special surface structure, which lacks adjacent coordinating atoms on the surface, and has high activity, so it is easy to agglomerate. Due to the strong self-absorption property among nanomaterial particles, the agglomeration of nanoparticles is inevitable. Aggregates can be divided into two types: hard agglomerates and soft agglomerates. The formation process of agglomerates...
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The value of nanomaterials is not only limited to its good performance in the information industry, biomedicine, aerospace and environmental protection, etc., but also that it can go deep into the details of life, and through the transformation of traditional manufacturing, it will have a subtle impact on human clothing, food, housing and transportation. Materials are the material basis for all te...
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Supercapacitor is a new type of energy storage element, which is widely used in starting power supply, pulse power supply, military, mobile communication device, computer and electric vehicle due to its advantages of large capacity, fast charging and discharging of large current, and long cycle life. and other research fields. According to the different energy storage mechanisms, supercapacitors c...
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Manganese dioxide (chemical formula: MnO2) is a black or brown solid, the most stable oxide of manganese, and is often found in pyrolusite and manganese nodules. Pylusite is the main mineral containing manganese; manganese nodules (submarine rock solids) also contain manganese. Manganese dioxide is mainly used to make dry batteries, such as carbon-zinc batteries and alkaline batteries; it is also ...
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1.physical properties Appearance and properties: black or black-brown crystalline or amorphous powder Relative molecular mass: 86.94 Chemical formula: MnO2 Melting point (℃): 535 (decomposition) Relative density (water=1) 5.03 Boiling point (°C): 535°C Solubility: insoluble in water, insoluble in nitric acid Storage: Store in an airtight and cool place 2.chemical properties Manganese dioxide is th...
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Manganese dioxide, also known as "manganese peroxide", "black manganese oxide", is a black orthorhombic crystal or brown-black powder, and there are many variants. Insoluble in water, nitric acid, cold sulfuric acid and acetic acid, soluble in cold and concentrated hydrochloric acid to generate unstable light brown-green MnCl4, which is heated and reacted with concentrated hydrochloric acid to rel...
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In building energy conservation, the light transmission and heat insulation of glass is a very critical issue. In buildings with transparent ceilings and large-area exterior windows, the thermal radiation of sunlight will lead to an increase in the energy consumption of air conditioners, resulting in a large energy waste. In order to improve this phenomenon, nano-scale antimony doped tin oxide ATO...
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Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM) Transmission electron microscopy uses an electron beam that penetrates a sample to image, which requires the sample being observed to be "transparent" to the incident electron beam. Transmission electron microscopy is widely used in materials science and biology. Since electrons are easily scattered or absorbed by objects, the penetration is low, and the dens...
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