INNOVATIVE PLASMA-LIQUIDE SYSTEM FOR YOUR TECHNOLOGY

Tengena Copper Nanoparticles are spherical nanoparticles manufactured through alternate technology along with the use of renewable sources in a pilot-scale plasma-liquid device for nanoplasmonic elements and nanotechnology-based applications. Due to the multidisciplinary character of this field and broad range of established applications, this method presents important advantages of green nanotechnology, such as the unnecessity of using reducing agents and organic solvents, simplicity of its experimental design, continuous synthesis, and one-pot ultra-fast reactions with minimal waste production. It offers the advantages of resulting in highly monodispersed sizes and shapes, long shelf lives, along with significantly improved reactivity. Diameters from less than 2 nm up to 100 nm with size accuracies up to 0.3 nm for nanoclusters and size variances less than 5%. Peak SPRs range from less than 200 nm up to 700 nm. Every batch was characterized by size, monodispersity, aggregation, residual chemicals, and concentration. 

Copper-based nanomaterials can promote and undergo a variety of reactions due to their unique physicochemical properties like a wide range of accessible oxidation states enables the reactivity via both, one- and two-electron pathways.  Based on their characteristics and properties, copper-based nanocatalysts have found many applications in nanotechnology, including catalytic organic transformations, electrocatalysis, and photocatalysis.  In addition, copper nanoparticles are widely used as electrodes, specifically for multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCC) due to their high electrical conductivity and reserves.  

Safety Data Sheet and Product Information are provided for every order exhibiting DLS images and data. Every product is customized and shipped on the same day. This product comes in concentrations up to 70 OD and more when customized in DI or HPLC graded water, purified of residual reactants to <0.1% or customized fluid system. These particles are available non-covalently capped with our own proprietary trisodium citrate, tannic acid, PVP and other. These capping agents are readily replaced with covalent and charge chemistries. Copper particles can be manufactured in aqueous and organic fluids that can be displaced by adding functionalized molecules or create a strong and stable interactions by combining different types of binding like electrostatic, hydrophobic, and coordinate covalent bounds.