★ Why do dispersions aggregate? ★ How to create igaguri carbon? ★ What methods are used to evaluate the stability of dispersions?
【Speaker】 Part 1: Professor Hiroyuki Oshima, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Tokyo University of Science Part 2: Professor Norio Tsubokawa, Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology (Faculty of Engineering), Niigata University 【Date】 March 24, 2011 (Thursday) 13:00-16:15 【Venue】 Kawasaki City Industrial Promotion Hall, Conference Room 1 [Kanagawa, Kawasaki]
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**Course Objectives and Aims** After an explanation of the dispersion mechanisms of fine particles that can be commonly handled in both aqueous and organic solvent systems, we will discuss the stabilization and evaluation techniques for fine particle dispersion that are characteristic of organic solvent systems. We will summarize the methodologies for grafting polymers onto the surfaces of nanoparticles such as silica and carbon nanotubes. Next, we will describe the diverse functionalization of nanoparticle surfaces through the grafting of antibacterial polymers, biorepellent substances, flame retardants, and even light stabilizers. Furthermore, we will also introduce the control of dispersion properties of nanoparticles through surface grafting.
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Part 1: Dispersion Stabilization and Evaluation Techniques of Fine Particles in Organic Solvent Systems 【13:00-14:30】 【Program】 1. Why do dispersions aggregate? 2. Interfacial electric phenomena 3. Measurement of electrophoretic mobility 4. Methods to evaluate the stability of dispersions: DLVO theory 【Q&A and Business Card Exchange】 Part 2: Functionalization of Nanoparticle Surfaces and Control of Dispersion through Grafting 【14:45-16:15】 【Program】 1. Introduction 2. Basics of Surface Grafting - Creating Chestnut Carbon - 3. Reactivity of Graphene as a Grafting Reaction Site - Effective Utilization of Benzene Rings on Nanocarbon Surfaces - 4. Grafting in Dry Systems without Solvent - Simplifying Experimental Procedures - 5. Functionalization of Nanoparticles 6. Control of Dispersion of Nanoparticles through Grafting 7. Conclusion - Is the Potential Infinite? -
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