“…e distance between the small and big nanoparticles was evaluated from (7) and is nearly 5 nm. e bright effect of the interparticle interaction can be observed for the case of α � 20° (Figures 3(a) and 3(b)).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, it is interesting to study the nonsymmetric system of three nanoparticles of different sizes ( Figure 2). e distance between the small nanoparticle and the big one may be evaluated from (7). e positions of the big and one small nanoparticle are defined, whereas the position of the second small nanoparticle is defined by the angle α (Figure 2).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nowadays, nanoparticles and their interactions with other objects are actively used in various applications, e.g., films epitaxy [1], gas sensors [2][3][4], high-temperature superconductors [5][6][7], and luminescent materials development [8,9]. But applications of nanoparticles in biomedicine are especially relevant, e.g., drug delivery [10], cancer therapy [11], enhanced tomography [12], and antiviral and antimicrobial therapy [13,14].…”
Wide range of applications of nanoparticles causes the need to study their properties, and the influence of the interparticle interaction on the formation of the nanosystem properties is a well-known experimental phenomenon. The aim of this work is to study the influence of interparticle interactions on the properties of nanosystems theoretically. The influence of the interparticle interaction was simulated based on the near-field interaction potential and local field distribution. The local field distribution in the system was calculated using the Green function method and the concept of the effective susceptibility. The results show that interaction between nanoparticles can be neglected if the distance between them is bigger than the critical one. Expressions for evaluation of the efficiency of the interparticle coupling were proposed and compared with the existing experimental results. The results of the simulation are in good agreement with the measured values of the critical interparticle distance. The approach may be useful for simulation of interactions in the system of many nanoparticles and for engineering of nanostructures for different applications.
“…e distance between the small and big nanoparticles was evaluated from (7) and is nearly 5 nm. e bright effect of the interparticle interaction can be observed for the case of α � 20° (Figures 3(a) and 3(b)).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, it is interesting to study the nonsymmetric system of three nanoparticles of different sizes ( Figure 2). e distance between the small nanoparticle and the big one may be evaluated from (7). e positions of the big and one small nanoparticle are defined, whereas the position of the second small nanoparticle is defined by the angle α (Figure 2).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nowadays, nanoparticles and their interactions with other objects are actively used in various applications, e.g., films epitaxy [1], gas sensors [2][3][4], high-temperature superconductors [5][6][7], and luminescent materials development [8,9]. But applications of nanoparticles in biomedicine are especially relevant, e.g., drug delivery [10], cancer therapy [11], enhanced tomography [12], and antiviral and antimicrobial therapy [13,14].…”
Wide range of applications of nanoparticles causes the need to study their properties, and the influence of the interparticle interaction on the formation of the nanosystem properties is a well-known experimental phenomenon. The aim of this work is to study the influence of interparticle interactions on the properties of nanosystems theoretically. The influence of the interparticle interaction was simulated based on the near-field interaction potential and local field distribution. The local field distribution in the system was calculated using the Green function method and the concept of the effective susceptibility. The results show that interaction between nanoparticles can be neglected if the distance between them is bigger than the critical one. Expressions for evaluation of the efficiency of the interparticle coupling were proposed and compared with the existing experimental results. The results of the simulation are in good agreement with the measured values of the critical interparticle distance. The approach may be useful for simulation of interactions in the system of many nanoparticles and for engineering of nanostructures for different applications.
“…The developed method makes it possible to synthesize nanodispersed particles from 5 to 10 nm with a narrow size distribution. A special feature of the developed method is that melting and dispersing the molten material, feeding liquid droplets into the plasma, cooling liquid nanoparticles, and depositing the solid nanoparticles obtained are carried out with a low pressure arc discharge [16][17][18][19].…”
Section: Results Of the Research And Their Discussionmentioning
This paper presents an overview of applying nano-and ultra-disperse powders as modifiers in various procedures of arc welding, as well as in electro-slag welding and plasma powder spraying. Consideration of some methods of embedding nano-and ultra-disperse powders into a liquid weld pool is provided.
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