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Nanoparticles

Santhosh Kumar 06/10/2023

Nanoparticles mind map
Context: Vehicle fumes in Delhi
Illness potential: Acute
Study highlights
Period analyzed: April-June and October-November 2021
Major source: Vehicular emissions
Human body transport: From respiratory system
Illness types: Chronic and acute
Source types: Natural or human activities
Urban road contribution: Combustion in automobiles
Urban particle contribution: Up to 90% (1-100 nanometers)
Influence factors
Meteorology
Concentration
Increase: Relative humidity rise
Peaks: Morning and evening (vehicular emissions)
Nanoparticle definition
Size range: 1 to 100 nanometers
Visibility: Invisible
Origin types: Natural or combustion by-products
Physical properties (3 major)
Mobility: Highly in free state
Surface area: Enormous specific
Effects: Quantum effects
Applications
Aerospace inclusion
Environmental preservation
Cosmetic industries utilization
Sports industries importance
Products: Towels, mats
Plastic garden chair feature
Developer use: Nano-titanium dioxide
Purpose: Self-cleaning
Photovoltaics (PV) types
Size, shape, material control: Allows design
Products: Different solar thermal

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