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Copper nanoparticle size/density/mass manipulation
I have some copper colloids and managed to make a gel out of them in an attempt to create copper wrap for my child's project. So far I have not been
successful in the copper gel route so I remade the colloidal copper nanoparticles. How can I make the size/mass/density o the nanoparticles greater so
that I can create copper wrap from them and wires, perhaps even a coin? I wish to do this without increasing the concentration of copper meaning I
don't want to add more nanoparticles into the solution I want to increase what I already have. How can I do this?
Edit by moderator : Amended title
[Edited on 12-17-2017 by gdflp]
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I think your problem is with your capping agent. Specifically, the one next to your "A" key.
The first step in the process of learning something is admitting that you don't know it already.
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Could you elaborate. I would appreciate it
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Ummm. I have successfully purchased copper-leaf at "Michael's" craft supply store, here in Portland. Am I misunderstanding you?
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I'm trying to help my child in creating a scientific method for production.
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How can you increase what you have without adding to it?
Or do you mean..
Wrap = conductive sheet/whatever?
increase= make bigger sheet without adding more copper?
Is this an expensive thing? If so whats our cut?
[Edited on 17-12-2017 by NEMO-Chemistry]
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Quote: Originally posted by NEMO-Chemistry  | How can you increase what you have without adding to it?
Or do you mean..
Wrap = conductive sheet/whatever?
increase= make bigger sheet without adding more copper?
Is this an expensive thing? If so whats our cut?
[Edited on 17-12-2017 by NEMO-Chemistry] |
I'm trying to increase particle size immensely.
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| Quote: Originally posted by 13enigma | | Quote: Originally posted by NEMO-Chemistry | How can you increase what you have without adding to it?
Or do you mean..
Wrap = conductive sheet/whatever?
increase= make bigger sheet without adding more copper?
Is this an expensive thing? If so whats our cut?
[Edited on 17-12-2017 by NEMO-Chemistry] |
I'm trying to increase particle size immensely. |
Only way to increase the size of particle is to add to it. Or make do with fewer particles and use some the material to increase the size of the rest.
Probably need to do it electrically, but not much info to go on.
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