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A novel method for high volume production of nano silica from rice husk: Process development and product characteristics

Ugheoke et al., 2012

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9739741336430374828
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Ugheoke B
Mamat O
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International Journal of Materials Engineering Innovation

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One problem with research on nanoparticles production is the lack of scalability from laboratory to levels of production necessary for commercial or industrial applications at low cost. Several methods, which often involve the use of chemicals, have been employed to …
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