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Antibiotics refer to drugs that can inhibit bacterial growth, damage their living environment, and effectively and continuously exert their effects. Antibacterial agents are divided into two categories: organic antibacterial agents and inorganic antibacterial agents. Among them, organic antibacterial agents include natural and synthetic types, while inorganic antibacterial agents mainly include metals, metal ions, and oxides. The commonly referred to antibacterial measures include inhibition, killing, elimination of toxins secreted by bacteria, and prevention. Due to the strong thermal stability, long-lasting functionality, and safety and reliability of inorganic antibacterial agents, coupled with the development of ultra-fine technology in recent years, nanoscale inorganic antibacterial agents can be mass-produced and blended or composite into chemical fibers, ensuring the industrialization of antibacterial chemical fibers.

In summary, the field of nanometals has gained widespread recognition for its numerous potential applications, especially in the development of novel catalytic materials. Ruthenium, with its unique and diverse qualities, is one precious metal that has revolutionized several fields such as medicine, energy, and consumer goods with its nanoparticles. As research continues to unfold the properties of these particles, we can expect more applications and innovations in various fields.

Small particle alumina powder has a wide range of applications in ceramics, chemical engineering, electronics and other fields due to its unique physical and chemical properties. However, in practical applications, small-sized alumina powder is prone to agglomeration, which refers to the phenomenon of powder particles adhering to each other and forming larger aggregates during storage, transportation, or use due to various factors. Causing its performance to be affected. The agglomeration phenomenon can lead to poor flowability and reduced dispersibility of the powder, affecting product quality.

Fisher's particle size is a method used to measure the particle size of granular materials, usually determined by measuring the settling velocity of particles in air or liquid. The principle of Fisher's particle size measurement is based on Stokes' law, which means that the force exerted on small particles in the medium is proportional to their diameter. The average diameter or particle size distribution of granular materials can be obtained using the Fisher particle size test.

There are three main methods for preparing single-walled carbon nanotubes: arc method, laser ablation method, and chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method.

During the transportation process of powder, it is necessary to avoid stacking, as stacking can affect the fluidity of the powder. Stacking can be avoided by installing slopes, increasing transportation pipelines, and other methods.