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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.

​As technology advances, many industries are beginning to make use of materials at the nanoscale level, including the production of nanoparticles. One such material is nanoscale magnesium oxide powder, which is gaining popularity for its exceptional properties and diverse applications. This blog will explore the wonders of nanoscale magnesium oxide powder and why it is quickly becoming a go-to material in many industries.

In the preparation of oxide powders, specific surface area is a very important indicator, which directly affects the performance and application of the powder. However, the specific surface area is influenced by many factors, the most important of which is the preparation method. Different preparation methods can lead to differences in the size, shape, and porosity of powder particles, which in turn affect their specific surface area. Therefore, when choosing a preparation method, it is necessary to select the appropriate process based on specific application requirements.

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.

Researchers have made a breakthrough in the development of carbon nanotube (CNT) reinforced aluminum composites by utilizing ultra-short CNTs with unique intra-crystalline dispersibility. The nanoscale carbon nanotubes are uniformly distributed within the ultra-fine aluminum grains. When compared with typical CNT/Al composites with inter-granular CNT dispersion, this intra-crystalline carbon nanotube/aluminum composite has a stronger ability to anchor and maintain dislocations, resulting in enhanced strength and ductility. This innovative intra-crystalline dispersal strategy provides a new avenue for developing strong and tough nanocarbon reinforced metal-based composite materials. The research has been published recently in a prestigious academic journal.

Let's use an example to illustrate how to dilute the nano silver dispersion: Assuming you have a sample containing a nano silver dispersion with a concentration of 100 mg/mL, you would like to dilute it to 10 mg/mL. You are preparing to use deionized water as a diluent solvent.