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Solutions and Dispersions: Differences and Application Areas
Solutions and dispersions are
mixtures of two or more compounds. The difference between solutions and
dispersions stems from the interactions between mixing compounds. Solutions are
single phase mixtures while dispersions contain multiple phases. Solutions and
dispersions can be differentiated through the Tyndall effect and Brownian
motion. Both solutions and dispersions are used in various different
applications such as energy storage, food industry, cosmetics, coatings, and
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9th Jun 2020
Importance of Metal Organic Frameworks
Metal–organic frameworks or porous coordination polymers or PCPs are a new
and interesting class materials with remarkable porosity made of
metal-containing nodes, known as secondary building units, or SBUs and organic coordinating
linkers. The field of MOFs has become one of the growing fields in chemistry
because of their tunability, structural and functional specifications.Vahid Javan KouzegaranAnalytical Chemist (Ph.D.) / Nanografi Nano TechnologyIntroduction This is
demonstrated t
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8th Jun 2020
3D Printers and Nanotechnology
The intersection of 3D printing and nanotechnology is an
emerging field with transformative implications across numerous industries. By
enabling nanoscale fabrication, 3D printing is revolutionizing conventional
methods in manufacturing, design, and functionality. This convergence is
especially impactful within electronics, biomedical engineering, and materials
science, facilitating the miniaturization and customization of complex
components. As 3D printing technology advances, it not
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5th Jun 2020
Graphene Solar Cell Efficiency
Currently, solar cell devices are manufactured with the highest power
conversion efficiencies of 20% to nearly 50% depending on the type of the photovoltaic
material employed and the way the necessary devices are configured. Graphene
has turned out to be a determining carbon-based photovoltaic material for optical
energy conversion through which graphene could be utilized as an electrode with
transparent nature as well as active interfacial layer, hole transport layer in
solar cell de
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4th Jun 2020
Explained: Nickel Foils and Their Applications
Nickel is one of the elements in the periodic table with symbol Ni and
atomic number 28. It's a subtly golden hue of silver-white metallic element. It
is one of the transition metals that is ductile and rigid. The reactive surface
of pure nickel powdering shows significant chemical activity but sections that
are larger react gradually with the air under standard conditions as an oxide
surface layer is formed, thereby preventing increased corrosion. IntroductionNevertheless,
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3rd Jun 2020