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- n. Plural form of nanobubble.
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"nanobubbles" - tiny bubbles of air that attach to bitumen and help it to float on water-as a further way to help improve bitumen recovery rates.
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How "nanobubbles" keep water from wetting a super non-stick surface
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They used lasers to make "nanobubbles" by zapping gold nanoparticles inside cells.
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The scientists used lasers to make "nanobubbles" by zapping gold nanoparticles inside cells.
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Roy asserts that the bubbles and nanobubbles change the pressure in the water to achieve 10,000 atmospheres, a highly pressurized water.
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Those pockets trap air that eventually escapes as nanobubbles.
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When the nanobubbles break free, they scurry into nearby microscopic cavities found within the interior surface of the vessel.
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In this picture, the central image is the optical profile of a water drop placed on "nanopitted" silicon; the right image is a scanning electron micrograph of the nanocavities; and the left image is a cartoon illustrating the nanobubbles 'shape as inferred from x-ray measurements.
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However, because the nanoscale is not accessible using ordinary microscopes, little is known about these nanobubbles.
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"To get the first glimpse of nanobubbles on a superhydrophobic surface we created a regular array of more than a trillion nano-cavities on an otherwise flat surface, and then coated it with a wax-like surfactant," said Charles Black, a physicist at Brookhaven's Center for Functional Nanometerials.
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