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What is Nano Silica? Silicon Dioxide Nanoparticles also known by silica nanoparticles and nano-silica appear as white powder.
P-type silica particles are divided according to the structure of nanometers. P-type silica particles have more nanopores than S-type, which has a porosity 0.61 mL/g and a higher UV reflection. They also have a very small surface area.
Nano silica features a light volume, fluffy bulk density, less than 0.15-0.2g/cm3, an area specific of more than 500m2/g, high chemical activity, and a large surface area.
The surface of nano silica contains an OH bond. This makes it a silicate acid group type. The water absorption rate is greater than 5x its own.
Silica nanoparticles have many uses. They are used as additives in rubber, plastic manufacturing; as reinforced fillers for concrete; as a stable, nontoxic platform for biomedical purposes such as drug delivery or therapeutic diagnostics.
What is Silica?
One of the elements found in the earth’s crust is silicon, also known as silicon. Its oxide forms include silicate (SiO4), and silicon dioxide [silica, SiO2].
It is common to use silicon in industry. The oxide form is often used in biomedical and industrial applications. SiNPs are rare because of their unique properties. These include ease of synthesis and surface modification, strong mechanical property, and relatively inert chemical structure. They have been used in biological materials for many decades.
There are two basic types of Silica: crystallized and amorphous. Although they share the same molecular structure, these two basic forms of silica have very different structural arrangements. Crystalline silica features a regular lattice arrangement while amorphous is more irregular. There are many forms of crystalline silica. Alpha-quartz is the most well-known, and can be transformed by heating to b –quartz or squamous, as well as quartzite. Porosils are porous crystalline silicon, which is also known as porous silica. All porosils come from synthetic materials.
Because of their rare properties (high surface area, large pores volume, adjustable size and chemical and thermal stability) and other unique characteristics, mesoporous silica and silica particles make excellent candidates for controlled drug releases. Amorphous silicon can be classified into three groups: natural forms and byproducts of power stations or metallurgical processes. Amorphous silica has been considered a promising gene carrier and candidate for molecular image research due to its high-tunable biocompatibility. It is used in dental fillers, dental implants, dietary supplements and catheters.
What uses is nanosilica?
Nano silica can be used to modify cement concrete’s dispersion, plasticity, and thus increase its impermeability, enhanced permeability, frost resistance and reduce hydration heat. It also prolongs the service life.
Used to strengthen ceramics, glazes, enamels and vitrify them. It is also used as a high thermal binder in engineering-grade and refractories.
Use nanocomposite materials modifier as an inorganic adhesive at high temperature. Also used as an additive to inorganic composite materials for strengthening, molding and filling of rubber/polymer material. Additionally, it can be used in a variety of resin engineering material; High-quality FRP packing that is corrosion-resistant.
It is used to cement seal oil wells and as reinforcement material for under-ground engineering.
Use for special purposes, including lamp paint, lubricating oil, thickener or steel dehydrogenate and inner wall paint sensitive material. For solar cells and power cell energy storage.
Is nano-silica toxic?
Exposed to silica, especially crystalline, has been extensively researched.
Studies have shown that occupational exposures to crystalline silicona can lead to silicosis in workers. This is a fibrotic lung condition that is often associated with lung cancers, emphysema, or tuberculosis.
Amorphous silica used to be considered less toxic than crystalline. Recent research has shown that SNPs that are amorphous have toxicity levels similar to crystalline particles. SiNPs’ physicochemical and crystallinity also produce different levels of toxicity in vitro as well as in vivo. Consider safety and possible adverse effects, especially for those that affect the immune system.
Nano silica powder Price
Price is affected by many factors, including supply and demand in a market, industry trends and economic activity.
You can email us to request a quote for the most recent nanosilica powder price. (brad@ihpa.net)
Nano silica powder Supplier
Technology Co. Ltd. is a trusted global supplier and manufacturer of chemical materials. We have more than 12 years experience in producing super-high-quality chemicals.
You can contact us if you need high-quality, nano-silica Powder. (brad@ihpa.net)
P-type silica particles are divided according to the structure of nanometers. P-type silica particles have more nanopores than S-type, which has a porosity 0.61 mL/g and a higher UV reflection. They also have a very small surface area.
Nano silica features a light volume, fluffy bulk density, less than 0.15-0.2g/cm3, an area specific of more than 500m2/g, high chemical activity, and a large surface area.
The surface of nano silica contains an OH bond. This makes it a silicate acid group type. The water absorption rate is greater than 5x its own.
Silica nanoparticles have many uses. They are used as additives in rubber, plastic manufacturing; as reinforced fillers for concrete; as a stable, nontoxic platform for biomedical purposes such as drug delivery or therapeutic diagnostics.
What is Silica?
One of the elements found in the earth’s crust is silicon, also known as silicon. Its oxide forms include silicate (SiO4), and silicon dioxide [silica, SiO2].
It is common to use silicon in industry. The oxide form is often used in biomedical and industrial applications. SiNPs are rare because of their unique properties. These include ease of synthesis and surface modification, strong mechanical property, and relatively inert chemical structure. They have been used in biological materials for many decades.
There are two basic types of Silica: crystallized and amorphous. Although they share the same molecular structure, these two basic forms of silica have very different structural arrangements. Crystalline silica features a regular lattice arrangement while amorphous is more irregular. There are many forms of crystalline silica. Alpha-quartz is the most well-known, and can be transformed by heating to b –quartz or squamous, as well as quartzite. Porosils are porous crystalline silicon, which is also known as porous silica. All porosils come from synthetic materials.
Because of their rare properties (high surface area, large pores volume, adjustable size and chemical and thermal stability) and other unique characteristics, mesoporous silica and silica particles make excellent candidates for controlled drug releases. Amorphous silicon can be classified into three groups: natural forms and byproducts of power stations or metallurgical processes. Amorphous silica has been considered a promising gene carrier and candidate for molecular image research due to its high-tunable biocompatibility. It is used in dental fillers, dental implants, dietary supplements and catheters.
What uses is nanosilica?
Nano silica can be used to modify cement concrete’s dispersion, plasticity, and thus increase its impermeability, enhanced permeability, frost resistance and reduce hydration heat. It also prolongs the service life.
Used to strengthen ceramics, glazes, enamels and vitrify them. It is also used as a high thermal binder in engineering-grade and refractories.
Use nanocomposite materials modifier as an inorganic adhesive at high temperature. Also used as an additive to inorganic composite materials for strengthening, molding and filling of rubber/polymer material. Additionally, it can be used in a variety of resin engineering material; High-quality FRP packing that is corrosion-resistant.
It is used to cement seal oil wells and as reinforcement material for under-ground engineering.
Use for special purposes, including lamp paint, lubricating oil, thickener or steel dehydrogenate and inner wall paint sensitive material. For solar cells and power cell energy storage.
Is nano-silica toxic?
Exposed to silica, especially crystalline, has been extensively researched.
Studies have shown that occupational exposures to crystalline silicona can lead to silicosis in workers. This is a fibrotic lung condition that is often associated with lung cancers, emphysema, or tuberculosis.
Amorphous silica used to be considered less toxic than crystalline. Recent research has shown that SNPs that are amorphous have toxicity levels similar to crystalline particles. SiNPs’ physicochemical and crystallinity also produce different levels of toxicity in vitro as well as in vivo. Consider safety and possible adverse effects, especially for those that affect the immune system.
Nano silica powder Price
Price is affected by many factors, including supply and demand in a market, industry trends and economic activity.
You can email us to request a quote for the most recent nanosilica powder price. (brad@ihpa.net)
Nano silica powder Supplier
Technology Co. Ltd. is a trusted global supplier and manufacturer of chemical materials. We have more than 12 years experience in producing super-high-quality chemicals.
You can contact us if you need high-quality, nano-silica Powder. (brad@ihpa.net)