Issue 36, 2017

Analysis of the surface functional groups of organic nanoparticles formed in furfural vapour photonucleation using a rupture event scanning technique

Abstract

The surface functional groups of organic nanoparticles formed in furfural photonucleation were identified with the help of rupture event scanning. The presence of carboxylic groups on the surface of the particles was discovered. The photonucleation kinetics was studied in a laboratory photochemical reactor using a diffusion-based aerosol spectrometer. It was demonstrated that photonucleation involves photochemically generated short-lived free radicals, detected and identified by means of spin trapping. The photonucleation mechanism is proposed.

Graphical abstract: Analysis of the surface functional groups of organic nanoparticles formed in furfural vapour photonucleation using a rupture event scanning technique

Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
09 Jun 2017
Accepted
09 Aug 2017
First published
10 Aug 2017

Anal. Methods, 2017,9, 5348-5355

Analysis of the surface functional groups of organic nanoparticles formed in furfural vapour photonucleation using a rupture event scanning technique

G. G. Dultseva, S. N. Dubtsov, F. N. Dultsev, T. V. Kobzeva and D. V. Nekrasov, Anal. Methods, 2017, 9, 5348 DOI: 10.1039/C7AY01437F

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