Nanomaterials research

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Nanomaterials are the bricks with which the greatest technological achievements of recent decades have been built. They form the base for groundbreaking improvements in the fields of medicine, renewable energy, cosmetics, construction materials, electronic devices and much more. Nanomaterials are full of potential to form new materials, and so their properties and interactions are of great research interest. Anton Paar is a reliable partner to researchers across the globe: 96 of the world’s top 100 universities* work with at least one of our instruments on a daily basis.

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Anton Paar Bioindenter:
UNHT³ Bio
Automated Flow Chemisorption Analyzer:
ChemBET Pulsar
Automated Multipurpose Powder X-Ray Diffractometer:
XRDynamic 500
Automated Tapped Density Analyzers:
Autotap
Automated Tapped Density Analyzers:
Autotap Dual Station 220V / 60HZ
Automated Tapped Density Analyzers:
Autotap Single Station 220V / 60HZ
Benchtop Density Meter:
DMA
Coating Thickness Measurement:
Calotest Series
Coating Thickness Measurement:
Calotest Series Combo (CAT²combo)
Compact Raman Spectrometers:
Cora 5001
Density and Sound Velocity Meter:
DSA 5000 M
Abbemat Heavy Duty
Digital Heavy Duty Refractometer:
Abbemat
Digital Performance Refractometer:
Abbemat
Domed Cooling Stage for Four-Circle Goniometers:
DCS 500
Domed Hot Stage for Four-Circle Goniometers DHS 1100 with graphite dome for high-temperature X-ray studies of polycrystalline samples and thin films from 25 to 1100 °C
Domed Hot Stage for Four-Circle Goniometers:
DHS 1100
Dynamic Light Scattering Instrument:
Litesizer DLS
Dynamic Shear Rheometer Measuring Head:
DSR 502
Fully Customizable Laboratory Automation Solution:
HTX
Gas Pycnometer for Semi-Solid and Solid Density:
Ultrapyc
Gas Sorption Analyzer:
QUADRASORB evo
Handheld Raman Spectrometer:
Cora 100
Temperature Tribometer
High Temperature Tribometer:
THT
High Temperature Viscometer and Rheometer:
FRS
High Vacuum Physisorption Analyzer:
Autosorb
High Vacuum Physisorption Analyzer:
Autosorb 6100
High Vacuum Physisorption Analyzer:
Autosorb 6200
High Vacuum Physisorption Analyzer:
Autosorb 6300
High Vacuum Physisorption/Chemisorption Analyzers:
autosorb iQ C-AG
High Vacuum Physisorption/Chemisorption Analyzers:
autosorb iQ C-MP
High Vacuum Physisorption/Chemisorption Analyzers:
autosorb iQ C-XR
High-Pressure Volumetric Gas Sorption Analyzer:
iSorb
High-Pressure Volumetric Gas Sorption Analyzer:
iSorb HP1 100
High-Pressure Volumetric Gas Sorption Analyzer:
iSorb HP1 200
High-Pressure Volumetric Gas Sorption Analyzer:
iSorb HP2 100
High-Pressure Volumetric Gas Sorption Analyzer:
iSorb HP2 200
Inline Density Meter:
L-Dens 7400
Inline Density Meter:
L-Dens 7500
Mercury Intrusion Pore Size Analyzers:
PoreMaster
Mercury Intrusion Pore Size Analyzers:
PoreMaster 33
Mercury Intrusion Pore Size Analyzers:
PoreMaster 60
Mercury Intrusion Pore Size Analyzers:
PoreMaster 60GT
Micro Combi Tester:
MCT³
Microwave Digestion Platform:
Multiwave 5000
Microwave Reactor:
Monowave
Microwave Reactor:
Monowave 200
Microwave Reactor:
Monowave 400
Microwave Reactor:
Monowave 450
Modular Compact Rheometer:
MCR 702e MultiDrive
Modular Compact Rheometer:
MCR 702e Space MultiDrive
Modular Compact Rheometer:
MCR 72/92
Modular Compact Rheometer:
MCR 102e/302e/502e
Motorized Alignment for XRD:
Z-Alignment Stage
Nano Scratch Tester:
NST³
Nanoindentation Tester:
NHT³
Pin-on-disk tribometer:
TRB³
Revetest Scratch Tester:
RST³
Rheometer Automation for High Sample Throughput and Complex Sample Handling:
HTR
Rolling-Ball Viscometer:
Lovis 2000 M/ME
SAXS/WAXS/BioSAXS System:
SAXSpace
SAXS/WAXS/GISAXS/USAXS/RheoSAXS Laboratory Beamline:
SAXSpoint 5.0
Surface Area and Pore Size Analyzers:
Nova
Synthesis Reactor:
Monowave 50
Tensile Stage: TS 600 - sample stage for in-situ X-ray diffraction studies of stress/strain phenomena in fibers, foils and thin films
Tensile Stage:
TS 600
Ultra Nanoindentation Tester:
UNHT³
Vacuum and Flow Degasser:
FloVac
Vacuum Degasser:
XeriPrep
High Temperature Vacuum Tribometer
Vacuum Tribometer:
TRB V / THT V
Vapor Sorption Volumetric Gas Sorption Analyzer:
VSTAR
Vapor Sorption Volumetric Gas Sorption Analyzer:
VSTAR 2 Station
Vapor Sorption Volumetric Gas Sorption Analyzer:
VSTAR 2 Station Turbo
Vapor Sorption Volumetric Gas Sorption Analyzer:
VSTAR 4 Station
Vapor Sorption Volumetric Gas Sorption Analyzer:
VSTAR 4 Station Turbo

Nanoparticles

Nanoparticles are ultrafine units used in many different fields, from the biomedical sector and pharmaceutics to energy storage technologies. Due to their size, they are difficult to track and measure, but it’s essential to know their properties so they can be designed to fulfill their purpose. Different measurement technologies can be used to produce and characterize nanoparticles, such as microwave synthesis, dynamic light scattering, SAXS, XRD, laser diffraction, and many more.

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2D materials

Single-layer materials are the focus of research for very versatile applications including nano-sized strain gauges, nanocrystalline TiO2 coatings for body implants, or, for example, the study of 2D material crystallinity of the anode or cathode component for faster and more efficient energy transfer in batteries. Various measurement solutions and different technologies from Anton Paar play an important role in the characterization of 2D materials such as temperature-controlled grazing incidence, small-angle X-ray scattering (GISAXS), grazing incidence XRD (GIXRD), surface zeta potential, or gas pycnometry.

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Quantum dots

Any successful implementation of quantum structures, motivated by their electronic and optical properties – which differ from those of larger particles – relies on controlled fabrication of quantum dots as well as a thorough understanding of their physical properties. 

Microwave-assisted synthesis with Anton Paar instruments is used in quantum dots research for synthesis of uniform nanoparticles with narrow size distribution, which can be employed in many different applications. 

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Nanowires, nanofibers, nanorods

Nanowires have properties that can’t usually be found in bulk materials due to their energy levels. They are therefore promising for the preparation of sensors or flexible transparent electrodes, but are also used for numerous other electronic applications. Additionally, nanowires, nanofibers, and nanorods are important for biomedical applications, where they are used to modify surfaces in order to provide better interaction with biological cells/tissues. Generate nanowires, nanofibers, and nanorods with Anton Paar’s microwave synthesis rectors and analyze them with X-ray diffraction.

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Carbon nanotubes and biological nanomaterials

Divided into single-wall and multi-wall carbon nanotubes, carbon nanotubes show notable electrical and thermal conductivity, as well as tensile strength. They can be found in many material science applications, especially in the fields of electronics, optics, and composite materials. Microwave synthesis, XRD, and SAXS are the three important methods for research in this field. When talking about biological nanomaterials, we typically think of nanoparticles, but other kinds of nanomaterials have also proved very useful for applications like drug delivery, regenerative medicine and many more.

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