Research discusses improving nanoparticle yield in pulsed laser synthesis, suggesting implications for industrial use.
Pulsed laser synthesis (PLS) of nanomaterials in liquids is a promising technique for synthesizing high-purity nanoparticles. However, its industrial scalability is limited by low production rates. This contribution discusses strategies to enhance nanoparticle yield as accurate control of the temporal dispersion and spatial beam shaping. Additionally, we explore applications of PLS-derived nanoparticles.
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