Dense Medium Plasma Environments Used for the Synthesis of Nanoparticle Systems and Structural Modification of Liquid Media

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  • Denes Ferencz S.
    Biological Systems Engineering, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Center for Plasma Aided Manufacturing, University of Wisconsin-Madison,
  • Manolache S.
    Center for Plasma Aided Manufacturing, University of Wisconsin-Madison,
  • Jiang H.
    Center for Plasma Aided Manufacturing, University of Wisconsin-Madison,

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Abstract

Atmospheric pressure, Dense Medium Plasma (DMP) environments were employed to synthesize carbon-host, sole and hybrid, Magnetic- Nanoparticle Systems (MNS) and silicon and poly-halo-silane nanoparticles Systems (NPSs). Direct synthesis of functionalized NPSs and post-DMP functionalization of NPs are discussed. Plasma-enhanced partial fragmentation of low molecular weight hydrocarbons, (e.g. octane) is also presented. Advanced analytical tools were used to characterize the NPs. The design and the advantages of the original plasma tolls are evaluated. Potential importance for application of the NPSs is emphasized.

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