This equipment has an intuitive design that allows oil, grease, smoke and odor molecules down to 0.01 micron to pass through and be
electrostatically charged through the filtration plates.
The upper hood of the double-sided design showcases a medical grade stainless steel Neutrovac which includes an IQ Power static neutralizing bar to
electrostatically debond particles and move debris through a stainless-steel air tube to the vacuum slot for ultimate cleaning.
These exclusive performance capabilities are made possible by the coupling and optimization of three industry-leading Hysitron technologies: a high bandwidth
electrostatically actuated transducer, fast control and data acquisition electronics, and top-down in-situ SPM imaging.
The research, titled "
Electrostatically Confined Monolayer Graphene Quantum Dots with Orbital and Valley Splittings," has been published in the journal (http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acs.nanolett.6b02548) Nano Letters.
The system works by
electrostatically charging dust particles as they pass along the machines conveyor belt, causing them to clump together and form flakes that and are harmlessly ejected.
In powder coating, the powder paints are
electrostatically applied over the object.
Whey protein was conjugated either covalently or
electrostatically with gellan, and spread on the air-water interface formed on a Langmuir trough.
Surgeon Colleen Brophy, biomedical engineer Craig Duvall, and their colleagues developed
electrostatically complexed nanoparticles that can deliver the peptide inhibitor to vascular cells efficiently while avoiding en dosomal and lysosomal degradation.
Made of an
electrostatically dissipative Victrex PEEK grade, Victrex PEEK-ESD polymer, with proven performance in harsh environments including aggressive aerospace fluids, the Victrex solution is for the first time specified in commercial aircraft - Bombardier's CSeries, Global and Learjet aircraft.
Most often associated with metal parts, it uses finely ground particles of pigment and resin, which are
electrostatically charged, then sprayed onto a part to be coated.
But researchers at PARC, in Palo Alto, California, envision doing something different with the wafers: chopping them up into hairs-width "chiplets," mixing them into an ink, and guiding the tiny pieces
electrostatically to just the right spot and orientation on a substrate, from which a roller could pick them up and print them.