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Last update：22 Apr 2022

COMPOSITION COMPRISING NANOPARTICLES AND A METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION THEREOF

Nanotechnology, in particular synthesis and use of nanoparticles, is introduced in many fields and features a plurality of possible applications such as chemical or biological detectors, drug delivery systems, new generation of laser, reinforced materials, thermal barriers and inkjet systems as well as textiles.

Method of removing organic pollutants from water using ball milled and sonicated oil fly ash powder

A method of removing an organic pollutant from water by contacting the water with a ball milled and sonicated oil fly ash powder to adsorb the organic pollutant onto the ball milled and sonicated oil fly ash powder.

Method of forming carbon nanotubes from carbon rich fly ash

The method of forming carbon nanotubes from carbon-rich fly ash is a chemical vapor deposition-based method for forming carbon nanotubes from recycled carbon-rich fly ash.

Methods of producing carbon nanoparticles

The invention is related to methods of producing ultrafine carbon nanoparticles from carbonized palm fronds using high energy ball milling followed by high power sonication.

Photocatalytic properties of diatomite@Ni/NiO composite for effective photo-degradation of malachite green dye and photo-reduction of Cr (VI) under visible light

Diatomite frustules decorated by nano Ni/NiO nanoparticles (Diatomite@Ni/NiO) were synthesized as a novel photocatalyst for effective degradation of malachite green cationic dye (M.G) and photocatalytic-reduction of Cr (VI) ions. The composite was characterized by different analytical techniques and revealed enhancing in the surface area (400 m2/g), 5.8 nm as average pore diameter and showed lower band gap energy (1.71 eV) than NiO as single phase.

Coated facial implants

Many studies have concluded that the use of porous PE(Polyethylene) implants provides excellent results in bone augmentation and reconstruction.The most common complications associated with the use of porous PE implants included exposure, migration, infection, fistula formation, cyst-formation, restrictive strabismus, and hemorrhage . Despite the aforementioned reports of porous PE as an implant material, detailed information regarding the indications, results, and complications associated with this material is lacking.

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