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EPSRC Nanotechnology Grant for the Clean Materials Technology Group
12 January 2004

The Clean Technology group headed by Dr Jawwad Darr [EPSRC Advanced research fellow and lecturer] have been awarded £122K grant for 2 years. The research will develop mixing of environmentally friendly emulsions (in supercritical fluids) to controllably grow very small inorganic materials for use in the healthcare and the pottery industries.
Figures: An 'as precipitated' titanium hydroxide nanosphere (ca. 170 nm diameter; left). produced from a 'water in CO2' emulsion droplet template at 35 0C using an ammonium salt of a Perfluoropolyether-carboxylate surfactant. The surface of the particle shows a monolayer of bound surfactant molecules (far right).
Figures: An 'as precipitated' titanium hydroxide nanosphere (ca. 170 nm diameter; left). produced from a 'water in CO2' emulsion droplet template at 35 0C using an ammonium salt of a Perfluoropolyether-carboxylate surfactant. The surface of the particle shows a monolayer of bound surfactant molecules (far right).
Contact: | Dr Jawwad Darr |
Email: | j.a.darr@qmul.ac.uk |
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Updated by: Cath Pedley