tailieunhanh - interparticle potential of 10 nanometer titanium nanoparticles in liquid sodium: theoretical approach

The ab initio calculation reveals that a strong repulsive force driven by the solvation potential exceeds the interparticle attraction and predicts the agglomeration energy required for two 10-nm Ti NPs to be 4 1017 J. The collision theory suggests that Ti NPs can be effective suppressors of the SWR due to the high energy barrier that prevents significant agglomeration of Ti NPs in quiescent liquid Na. | interparticle potential of 10 nanometer titanium nanoparticles in liquid sodium: theoretical approach