What is particle size of iffco Nano urea?
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104 Citations | This calls into question what the appropriate ‘effective size’ of nanoparticle aggregates is. |
23 Citations | The results showed that urea affects both Fe2O3 morphology and particle size. |
| Results show that the size and morphology of the NiO nano-particles are dependent upon the particles size of compound 1. | |
12 Citations | The experimental results prove that nano-particle size can be measured reasonably by using the self-mixing effect technique combined with the improved projection algorithm. |
| We found that AUC yielded equivalent particle size distribution data to other nanoparticle characterization techniques, while also providing important information not probed by techniques such as DLS regarding the relative size of the particle core and shell components and the overall effective particle density. | |
34 Citations | The model provides the optimum nano-particle size for a specific application, which eliminates the performance loss due to the limited mass transportation. |
| The correct incorporation of finite size effects is important for distinguishing and quantifying the structural consequences of small particle size in nanomaterials. | |
56 Citations | An increase of capacity is expected to be reached by further reduction of the particle size and size spread as well as by optimizing the conductive coating of the nano particles. |
46 Citations | It seems that the nano-form rather than the bulk form of the chemicals pass the BBB, and that there is an inverse relationship between particle size and the ability to penetrate the BBB. |
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