Nanostructured Materials from Impulse Plasma in Liquid

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Nanostructured Materials from Impulse Plasma in Liquid: Studying of Physical-Chemical Properties, Optimization of Conditions of Obtaining

Tech Area / Field

MAT-ALL/High Performance Metals and Alloys/Materials

Status
3 Approved without Funding

Registration date
22.07.2003

Leading Institute
National Academy of Sciences of Kyrgyzstan / Institute of Chemistry and Chemical Technology, Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek

Collaborators

Institut für Neue Materialien, Germany, Saarbrücken\nCNRS / Université de Rennes 1, France, Rennes\nUniversita Degli Studi di Sassari / Dipartimento di Chimica, Italy, Sassari\nKumamoto University / Shock Wave and Condensed Matter Research Center, Japan, Kumamoto

Project summary

The main objective of the Project is obtaining of Nanomaterials with new electrical-physical, catalytic, magnetic mechanical properties by energy saturation of solid matter in impulse plasma in liquid. The impulse plasma that created in dielectric liquid has all necessary properties, particular combination that are used for obtaining of nanomaterials by researchers in nowadays.

The impulse plasma in liquid is a best tool for nanostructuration of solid matter. Energy of single impulse is efficient for nanostructuration of any refractory conductive material. Energy saturation of formed medium flows effectively and simply, energy completely is used for forming of free surface (boundary areas and triple joints between structural blocks of forming nanomaterial). Energy losses in surrounding areas are minimal.

Development of nanostructural semiconductors, catalysts, magnetic materials, powders for obtaining of super-solid metals, alloys, compositions by shock compression is intended.

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