nanoprecipitatie
Nanoprecipitation is a method used in nanotechnology and materials science to create nanoparticles. It involves the rapid mixing of two solutions, one containing a solute and the other a non-solvent. When these solutions are brought together, the solute becomes supersaturated and precipitates out of solution in the form of very small particles.
The process relies on the principle of rapid nucleation and growth. The sudden decrease in solubility causes
Stabilizing agents, often polymers or surfactants, are crucial in nanoprecipitation. They adsorb onto the surface of
This technique is versatile and can be used to synthesize a wide range of materials, including polymers,