We present the results of molecular dynamics simulations of net positively charged fullerene nanoparticles in salt-free and salt-added solution. The aggregation of fullerene (C60)-like nanoparticle and counterion are studied in detail as a function of temperatures and a finite salt concentration. Our simulations show that the strong conformation changes as temperature changes. The net positively-charged nanoparticles do not repel each other but are condensed under proper temperatures. If salts are added, the aggregated nanoparticles will be disaggregated due to the Debye screening effect. ? 2014 Chinese Physical Society and IOP Publishing Ltd
Carbon nanoparticles can penetrate the cell membrane and cause cytotoxicity. The diffusion feature a...
International audienceThe association and dispersion of C60 fullerene and C60F48 fluorinated fullere...
With widespread production and use of C60 fullerene nanoparticles, their release to the environment ...
The propensity of n-C60 to aggregate and deposit will play a key role in determining its longevity i...
Extensive full-atomistic molecular dynamics simulations are performed to study the self-organization...
Given the wide presence of heterogeneous natural organic matter (NOM) and metal ions (Naþ/Ca2þ/Mg2þ)...
technologically-relevant processes, from printing and powder coating to the removal of fine dust fro...
technologically-relevant processes, from printing and powder coating to the removal of fine dust fro...
technologically-relevant processes, from printing and powder coating to the removal of fine dust fro...
The effects of solution pH and 1:1 electrolyte concentration on the aggregation behavior of fullerol...
The distribution of pristine C60-fullerene nanoparticles by volume and number in water solution with...
In this work, the effects of fullerene-based nanoparticles (fullerene and two of its derivatives) on...
The solvation of C60 fullerene by 24 different ionic liquids belonging to the imidazolium, piperazin...
This thesis reports an experimental investigation of the structural, dynamical and glass formation ...
Carbon nanoparticles can penetrate the cell membrane and cause cytotoxicity. The diffusion feature a...
Carbon nanoparticles can penetrate the cell membrane and cause cytotoxicity. The diffusion feature a...
International audienceThe association and dispersion of C60 fullerene and C60F48 fluorinated fullere...
With widespread production and use of C60 fullerene nanoparticles, their release to the environment ...
The propensity of n-C60 to aggregate and deposit will play a key role in determining its longevity i...
Extensive full-atomistic molecular dynamics simulations are performed to study the self-organization...
Given the wide presence of heterogeneous natural organic matter (NOM) and metal ions (Naþ/Ca2þ/Mg2þ)...
technologically-relevant processes, from printing and powder coating to the removal of fine dust fro...
technologically-relevant processes, from printing and powder coating to the removal of fine dust fro...
technologically-relevant processes, from printing and powder coating to the removal of fine dust fro...
The effects of solution pH and 1:1 electrolyte concentration on the aggregation behavior of fullerol...
The distribution of pristine C60-fullerene nanoparticles by volume and number in water solution with...
In this work, the effects of fullerene-based nanoparticles (fullerene and two of its derivatives) on...
The solvation of C60 fullerene by 24 different ionic liquids belonging to the imidazolium, piperazin...
This thesis reports an experimental investigation of the structural, dynamical and glass formation ...
Carbon nanoparticles can penetrate the cell membrane and cause cytotoxicity. The diffusion feature a...
Carbon nanoparticles can penetrate the cell membrane and cause cytotoxicity. The diffusion feature a...
International audienceThe association and dispersion of C60 fullerene and C60F48 fluorinated fullere...
With widespread production and use of C60 fullerene nanoparticles, their release to the environment ...