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November 21,2024.

WRN nuclease combined with Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles enhances anti-tumor therapy

The current research on tumor fibrosis mainly focuses on cancer associated fibroblasts, which may play a dual role in promoting and inhibiting tumors. However, whether tumor cells themselves can undergo fibrosis transformation and inhibit parenchymal...

October 24,2024.

The 14th China International Nanotechnology Exhibition

The 14th China International Nanotechnology Exhibition (Nanotech China®) is just around the corner! This annual event has been the most authoritative, influential, and largest-scale international exhibition in the field of nanotechnology applicat...

September 30,2024.

Happly 2024 Chinese National Holiday

Dear customer: Hello! The National Day is coming soon. According to the national statutory holiday regulations, the SAT NANO holiday notice is as follows: Company holiday period: From October 1st to October 7th, 2024, a total of 7 days. During this p...

September 5,2024.

Surface ligand regulated iron oxide nanoparticles for medical applications

The clearance kinetics of functional inorganic nanoparticles are generally slow, which may pose potential biosafety issues for in vivo applications. One possible elimination pathway for inorganic nanoparticles is renal clearance, but the effectivenes...

September 5,2024.

Superparamagnetic composite hydrogel scaffold for dynamic monitoring in vivo of osteoarthritis regeneration

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common disease characterized by subchondral fractures in its early stages, and there is currently no precise and specific treatment method available. On June 14, 2024, Advanced Materials reported that researchers synthesized ...

August 15,2024.

Iron tetroxide probe for high-resolution magnetic sensitive weighted imaging

Accurate imaging of collateral circulation and ischemic penumbra is crucial for the diagnosis and treatment of acute ischemic stroke (AIS). Unfortunately, there is currently a lack of high-sensitivity and high-resolution in vivo imaging technology to...

July 23,2024.

3D printable elastomers with exceptional strength and toughness

The combination of flexibility and elasticity makes elastomers essential in a wide range of industries, including automobiles, construction, and consumer goods. In addition, they are becoming increasingly attractive in emerging fields such as microfl...

July 9,2024.

Self assembling high sensitivity AgNPs based paperboard for detecting pharmaceutical pollutants

Silver nanoparticles are widely used as reagents for enhancing Raman scattering in SERS due to their stability and excellent enhancement properties. On March 29, 2024, Nano Convergence reported an economically efficient, easy to operate, and environm...

July 9,2024.

Arginine modified chitosan composite silver loaded MMT synergistically antibacterial for food preservation

Silver based materials have strong antibacterial properties, but their potential toxicity issues cannot be underestimated. Therefore, it is urgent to construct a safe and non resistant dual antibacterial system. On June 6, 2024, Food Hydroloids repor...

July 9,2024.

One step synthesis of multifunctional intelligent textiles by spraying AgNPs/CNTs solution

The integration of nanotechnology and textile engineering has promoted the development and performance improvement of multifunctional intelligent materials in various application fields. On June 13, 2024, the Chemical Engineering Journal reported tha...

  • Korean researchers have developed a new method for 3D printing carbon nanotubes

    October 8,2018.

    Carbon nanotubes were first produced in the early 1990s. It‘s as the name suggests -- nanoscale carbon tubes. Although they are thousands of times thinner than human hair, their use is very powerful, and carbon nanotubes have good heat transfer properties. Therefore, researchers have been working on carbon nanotubes, and are investigating the incorporation of carbon nanotubes into 3D printing applications, or 3D printing of carbon nanotubes themselves. Korean researchers are working on 3D printed carbon nanotubes for the development of flexible electronics and wearable technology. The Korea Electrician Research Institute (KERI) has developed a new technology for printing high conductivity, multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) using liquid ink 3D. The study was documented in the literature entitled "3D Printing of Highly Conductive Carbon Nanotube Microstructures Using Fluid Inks". Researchers say that pushing printed electronics to three dimensions requires advanced additive manufacturing techniques that produce versatile materials and high spatial resolution. In order to achieve smooth 3D printing without any nozzle clogging, the researchers designed a MWNT ink with a uniformly dispersed polyvinylpyrrolidone winding. According to a team led by Seol Seung-kwon, 3D printing technology can further enhance parts by thermal post-processing to achieve high concentrations of MWNTs - up to 75% of various microstructures. There are many practical applications for 3D printing carbon nanotubes. In the study, the researchers showed several electronic components, including sensors, transmitters, and RF inductors. This technology can also be of great value in the manufacture of wearable electronic products, including flexible electronic packages. “The existing 3D printing technology is very limited in use,” Seol explains. “This latest approach will enhance the versatility of the various components required for 3D printing in making future wearable products, making it wearable. Electronic products open up new possibilities." The researchers added: "We expect that the techniques presented in this study will help select different materials in the 3D printing process and increase the freedom of integration of advanced concept devices. It is reported that the researchers include: Jung Hyun Kim, Sanghyeon Lee, Muhammad Wajahat, Hwakyung Jeong, Won Suk Chang, Hee Jin Jeong, Jong-Ryul Jang, Ji Tae Kim, Seung Kwon Seol.

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  • What is the process of applying conductive paint?

    September 4,2018.

    Conductive paint is in the varnish by adding silver, copper, nickel or graphite and other conductive powder, so that the paint has conductivity. Commonly varnishes are polyurethane or acrylic lacquers. Dispersion and dispersing agents are often added to reduce the settling rate of the conductive powders and to disperse them well. To prevent oxidation of conductive powder, but also often add anti-oxidants. Commonly conductive powder is nickel powder. The coating process is as follows 1) Surface preparation. If the molded surface is clean, it can be applied directly. If the release agent is used for molding, degreasing should be carried out with an appropriate solvent or degreasing agent. To improve the adhesion of the paint layer, use fine sandpaper to polish the surface. For foam molded parts, degassing should be carried out 72h to prevent paint layer blistering. 2) Priming. For closing the pores of the plastic surface and improving the adhesion of the paint layer, the primer should be primed. This primer should be compatible with the conductive paint to prevent cracking, peeling, swelling and other defects. 3)Deployment of conductive paint. It should be based on the type of plastic substrate and the requirements of the paint to choose the appropriate paint and thinner. Dilution of paint should be fully stirred. 4) Spraying. General lmm nozzle diameter of spray gun for the general, paint viscosity of l4 ~ 16s (with cone disc viscometer, No2 cup measurement). In order to make the conductive powder suspend well, it is necessary to use a pressurized tank equipped with a propeller for stirring. A minimum value shall be specified because the shielding value of the paint layer is related to the thickness of the paint layer. Paint layer should not be too thick, otherwise it will produce nodules and cracks. Generally 40 to 60 μm. 5) spray paint. From the decorative point of view, and often spray a layer of finish. At this point to prevent the topcoat solvent into the conductive paint layer and erosion of the solvent-sensitive plastic matrix.

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  • How to make the silica dispersion?

    September 4,2018.

    The first step: wetting stage The gas phase white silica, is slowly added to the barrel, the disperser is low-speed mixing, the speed is about 100-300 rpm, dispersed for 5-10 minutes, after the barrel completely wrapped fumed silica, increase the speed rating , so you can reduce the fume fly problem of fumed silica. The second step: high-speed decentralized phase The speed of the disperser is adjusted to 1500-4500 rpm and the linear speed is 15 m / s -20 / s. According to the speed limit of the disperser itself and the viscosity of the resin itself, adjust and disperse properly for 30-60 minutes. Determine the silica dispersion completely: no particles or white spots, with higher transparency, no fog, no white. Fineness: Fineness meter can be measured. Attention questions: As fumed silica is a nano-scale product. The average primary particle size of 7-16 nm, and the presence of aggregated particle size between 1-2 microns, the Van der Waals force between molecules is relatively large, is the most difficult to disperse an aid, it is proposed to disperse the first white gas Carbon black, appropriate to add dispersant or wetting agent to help disperse, so good dispersion, continue to disperse other additives and fillers, it should be noted that the dispersion process, due to thickening effect of fumed silica, making the dispersion Machine rotation process, resulting in relatively large friction, making the temperature of the resin system or local temperature may appear, so pay attention to the cooling problem, especially the epoxy resin system, the local high temperature easily lead to open ring epoxy, Or carbonization and other issues. Dispersing capacity of high-speed dispersion equipment is relatively limited, fine if the fine, then over three-roll machine, grinding machine, sand mill and so on. The finest can be fumed silica powder dispersed to 0.5 microns or less.

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  • How wonderful of functional ceramics

    September 4,2018.

    Functional Ceramics Functional Ceramics is knowledge and technology-intensive products. It has found that the oxide conductor, a solid electrolyte, a piezoelectric, a nonlinear optical material, ferrite, memory materials, solar cells, and other high-temperature oxide superconductor. As electronic products to the compact size, versatility, reliability and high surface density and high integration of development, functional materials also has a continuous development. (1) Electrical Insulation Now commonly Al2O3 is used electrical insulating materials at home and abroad. New electronic insulating materials in recent years, such as AlN ceramics, has excellent properties of high strength, high insulation resistance, low dielectric constant, high thermal conductivity, etc., and the coefficient of thermal expansion can be matched with silicon, the main application as LSI and the power module circuit board heat dissipation. (2) a dielectric material For tuning circuits to protect the majority logic and memory unit ceramic capacitor dielectric material is BaTiO3-based materials, in addition to high dielectric composite perovskite materials to develop a frequency of 105Hz, the dielectric constant of the high dielectric material up to 105 currently it appears grain boundary layer capacitors, dielectric constant conventional ceramic capacitor increased several times or even several times. (3) a piezoelectric ceramic material Common piezo elements: sensors, gas ignition, alarm, audio equipment, medical diagnostic equipment and communications. Typically piezoelectric material is PZT, a new type of piezoelectric ceramic materials are: high sensitivity, high stability piezoelectric ceramics, electrostrictive ceramics, pyroelectric ceramic materials. (4) magnetic ceramic material Magnetic ceramic material can be divided into two types of hard magnetic and soft magnetic material, the former is easy magnetization, but also easy to lose magnetism. Representative hard magnetic material ferrite magnets and rare earth magnets, primarily used for magnets and magnetic storage element. Soft magnetic material easy magnetization and demagnetization, the magnetic field direction can be changed in response to an alternating magnetic field is mainly used for electronic components. (5) superconducting ceramic material From the 1980s to study superconducting ceramics has been a major breakthrough for high-temperature superconducting ceramic materials research and application closely watched. Over the last few years, China's research in this area has been in the world's advanced level. Current application of high temperature superconducting material is moving in high-current applications, electronic applications, anti-magnetic and other aspects of development. (6) anti-bactericidal ceramic material Bactericidal anti-ceramic material is a new generation of functional materials with the development of science and social civilization produced. Inorganic anti-microbial fungicide acc...

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  • The introduction of Stainless steel powder common sense

    September 4,2018.

    What are stainless steels Iron-base alloys containing sufficient CHROMIUM to form a stable passive film on the surface. 10.5% is the qualifying concentration of Cr for an alloy to be called Stainless Steel. Stainless steels also exhibit remarkable resistance to oxidation at elevated temperatures. Stainless Steel Grades 304L:Basic Austenitic Grad Most economical of austenitic grade. 304LSC: Enhanced Corrosion Resistance This is a tin-modified version of 304L alloy having all the characteristics of 304L, except for improved corrosion resistance while sintered at 1120℃. 410:Martensitic Grade The martensitic form has the lowest corrosion resistance of all P/M stainless steel grades. Low cost. 316L: Austenitic Grade This alloy offers better corrosion resistance and machinability than 304L. With careful processing it can meet the corrosion resistance requirement of the more demanding applications. What makes stainless steels “Stainless” With sufficient chromium(>10.5%), the steel is able to form a protective film on the surface (passivate) in aqueous environments THE FILM: Tin-100-500nm Hydrous oxides (M-xOH), needs Oxygen Dynamic and self-healing Rich in Cr, Mo and Si Damaged by chloride ions, low pH Weak near oxides, precipitates, crystal defects STABILIGY of the film determines corrosion resistance Why Use Stainless Steel Corrosion resistance (Cosmetic & Functional) Oxidation resistance Appearance (luster & color) Elvevated temperature mechanical strength Room temp mechanical strength, toughness Low cost wear resistant material Magnetic behavior with ferritic Our company is a various stainless steel powders manufacturer and supplier.The stainless steel powder is thick and thick to meet different needs.

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