The existence of nanobubbles in pure water has been extensively debated in recent years,
and it is speculated that nanobubbles may be ion-stabilized. However, nanobubbles in the …

The convergence of nanotechnology and cancer therapeutics has opened new frontiers in
the development of advanced drug delivery systems. Among the various nanocarriers …

The swift progression of technology in electronic fabrication is adhering to a trend of
miniaturization, descending to the nanoscale. Surface contaminants, such as nanoparticles …

Bulk nanobubbles have attracted significant interest due to their growing demand for
widespread applications. A thorough comprehension of the essential factors dictating …

Hypothesis This study tested the hypothesis of how the nanopore size of membranes and
how the surface charge of nanobubbles responds to its pinch-off from the nanopore. This …

Tin halide perovskites (THPs) have demonstrated exceptional potential for various
applications owing to their low toxicity and excellent optoelectronic properties. However, the …

The nucleation mechanism of bulk nanobubbles remains unclear despite the considerable
attention they have received in recent years. We propose two hypotheses:(i) The gas …

Hypothesis: The existing literature reports have conflicting views on reactive oxygen species
(ROS) generation by bulk nanobubbles. Consequently, we propose the hypothesis that (i) …

Arsenic, a highly toxic element, is present in various water resources as As (III) and/or As (V).
The removal of As (V) using adsorption is considered to be easier than the removal of As …

There is a growing need to understand the theoretical basis of nanophase stability to enable
the control and manipulation of their properties. Bulk nanobubbles are examples of …