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Delamination of hexagonal boron nitride in a stirred media mill

Damm et al., 2013

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16077935251406498156
Author
Damm C
Körner J
Peukert W
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Journal of nanoparticle research

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A scalable process for delamination of hexagonal boron nitride in an aqueous solution of the non-ionic surfactant TWEEN85 using a stirred media mill is presented. The size of the ZrO 2 beads used as grinding media governs the dimensions of the ground boron nitride particles …
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