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Title: Top-down approach


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Top-down approach
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Grinding
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  • m ? to 10 cm ??
  • Jaw crusher
  • Gyratory crusher

3
Grinding
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  • 10 cm to 1 cm ?? Crushing roll

4
Grinding
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  • 10 cm to 1 cm ?? Hammer mill Roller mill

5
Grinding
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  • 1 cm to 10 micron ?? roller mill, jet mill, ball
    mill, vibration mill, planetary mill

Low temperature increasing
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Grinding
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  • 1 cm to 10 micron ?? roller mill, jet mill, ball
    mill, vibration mill, planetary mill

40-50 fill, several g
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Grinding
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  • 10 micron to 1 micron ?? ????????, vibration
    mill, planetary mill

8
Surface charge distribution
  • The distributions of ions and counter ions are
    controlled by
  • Coulomic force or electrostatic force
  • Entropic force or dispersion
  • Brownian motion
  • Inhomogenous distribution
  • double layer structure
  • separated by the Helmholtz plane

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Fig 2.14
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Van der Waals attraction potential
  • The sum of the molecular interaction for all
    pairs of molecules
  • weak force and becomes significant only at a very
    short distance
  • agglomeration of nanoparticles the combination
    of van der Waals force and Brownian motion
  • Prevent agglomeration electrostatic repulsion
    and steric exclusion

11
Electrostatic repulsion stabilization
Fig 2.18
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Steric exclusion stabilization
  • Also polymeric stabilization
  • Widely used in stabilization of colloidal
    dispersions
  • thermodynamic stabilization particles are always
    redispersible
  • high concentration can be accommodated
  • not electrolyte sensitive
  • suitable to multiple phase systems

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Polymeric stabilization
Fig 2.21
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Gas phase particle formation
15
Gas phase particle formation, CVD
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Gas phase particle formation, CVD
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Gas phase particle formation, CVD
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Formation of particles in solutions
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Formation of particles in solutions
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Formation of particles in solutions, chemical
methods
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Formation of particles in solutions, physical
methods
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