GReat Info Rob; Thank You for your pioneering and sharing of such critically useful methods and materials, with the rest of the world.

@ThinkingandTinkering

7 жыл бұрын

cheers mate

Absolutely it would be good for iron cobalt bi metallic particles too

Great work. Thank you...

It should, I reckon.. just want to say cheers for your VERY informative videos :)))

The polyol synthesis is really useful mate

Absolutely brilliant. I spent more than 4 months working on this to not as good results...

@ThinkingandTinkering

10 жыл бұрын

cheers mate

Cheers mate

You certainly should you have the right approach

Thank you

is there any indication that my agno3 is reduced or not if i m reducing it with only ethylene glycol

Hi Robert, I love your channel, its a really great contribution to science in my opinion. I'm wondering if you have any thoughts on electrochemical processes for the manufacture of nano Galfenol. I've looked at some ways but wonder if you have or know anyone with practical advice. Cheers.

Too much to do lol - sulphur batteries have been on my mind too

Great video. I watched but only understood some of the information. But I was able to follow the process quite easily. I am looking forward to you using it as an ink. Do you have printer that you can use for these experiments? Or are you gingerly using your main printer? Thanks as always for sharing.

I know the feeling, been thinking about them as well.. hahaha

its the colour of the metal already!!!

I'll try sometime

Most interesting... As always Rob. We are in your debt.

@ThinkingandTinkering

7 жыл бұрын

glad you liked it mate

Do you know if you made Chevreul's salt instead? The complex has a similar appearance. ... the so4 got reduced to so3 instead of the copper to metal? How would one check in a kitchen lab?

Does the stirring magnetic field bear any influence on the reaction of the nano copper with regards to electrochemistry? I'm guessing that the insulating component would have some type of buffering effect which keeps the nanoparticles small as you have indicated earlier in this video. Could the magnetic stirring be reproduced without the magnetic field and produce the same results? Thank you for publishing this experiment. It has me wildly curious.

I just looked into it Li can be.. (LiCH2CH2CH2NMe2)4 *perfect* and without O2 around during reduction, it would make nice Li nanoparticles .. there was a paper and video I just remembered, showing a Li-ion microbattery being 3D printed in the US, University of llinois I think.. Wild, I think I understand how that could be built from scratch now :)) next one to figure out would be the new Li+/Sulphur/MWCNT types.

Hi Robert! Nice work! Can you do some videos for Electrolytes? For example, Ethylene carbonate (Lithium batterys) or somting similar?

Amazing videos. I love them all What's the acid's name you show in that black plastic pack ? Thank you so much

@atharvah2705

2 жыл бұрын

Ascorbic acid

Hi Robert, I am really interested in making this. However I was wondering if it was safe to put on skin? Also I wanted to know if you could create a circuit with your body with this substance. i.e. have a break in the circuit that you could put your hand over to close the circuit? Thanks!

@ThinkingandTinkering

7 жыл бұрын

i don't know how safe it is i have never tested it - i would wear gloves personally

Could Fe-Co convert an alternating magnetic field's energy and send it through graphene like other systems? That could work quite well I think ..nano induction o.O

Cool!! Does the polyol method work for Cobalt?

Do you think an infra red laser would sinter it as well? Or is the flash the only method?

How exactly can one make ink from the collected copper nanoparticles? do you have to mix it with a liquid or something?

@ThinkingandTinkering

9 жыл бұрын

zine2hamster I have a few videos on inkmaking in the youtube playlist - have a look at them

No, I tried it lol. Then I realised it was a cold cathode light. So, thought it is bright it doesn't have nearly the same energy as xenon flash

Sir, why are we adding Ascorbic acid? I want to create this as mini project. Please help me. I need thorough explanation on this experiment and proper steps to success this. It is very important for me, please help.

Hi Robert, sorry i am not polymer chemist, still i have got problem in calculating the mass of pvp for a given cncentration, i tried my best to calculate the mass of PVP using monomer mass that is 0.08 X 112.9g/mol which is 9g of PVP for 100mL, i'm right? do we use this calculation for all PVP, i mean no mater which k-value we use

I'm not sure I'd have to check

Hi Robert I have done the similar rxn but ended up with yellow brown color but I added 1 gram Copper acetate accidentally and what should I add to make conductive adhesive after I get copper nano-particles Thanks

@ThinkingandTinkering

10 жыл бұрын

hiya mate see the ink paint basics video Making Inks And Paints - The Basics

I got two. Says he standing tall and swaggering. LOL LOL LOL

Like it lol

I have one ready lol

lol - it's by ratio of weight of monomer - otherwise you would be chucking tons in there - redo with monomer weight - aggregation - could be because of many things lack of process control but more likely from what you said about PVP ratios i guess insufficient PVP

Bimetallic nanoparticles... my mind's racing now ..talking about ideas sparking of other ideas :))

can we use polyethylene glycol if diethylene glycol is not available? if yes can we put the same quantity ?

@ThinkingandTinkering

8 жыл бұрын

+navish kotwal you can certainly try it

Hi Robert, Quite interesting presentation, I tried to reproduce the first paper and I have got aggregated particles, any idea? in addition I would like to know the mass calculation of PV with a given concentration, for a given concentration of 0.8M, with a PV 30,000g/mal, for a 100ml solution, i have got 2400g of PV which is unbelievable.

Obviously copper acetate is one of the few copper salts that are water soluble, I'd recommend avoiding touching it with bare hands. In pigment / painting terms, it's also called verdigris

@user-ug5sb6qg1u

2 ай бұрын

What is copper dissolved in vinegar and salt?

Say I gave you a bag of apples and a scale and the weight of one apple and asked you to tell me the number of apples in the bag - I'm pretty sure you could do it. It would be the weight of the bag divided by the weight of the single apple. It's like that with atoms. Molar mass is just the weight of 6x10 to the power of 23 atoms of that particular substance (or molecules) so though it seems to be a mass it isn't really it has nothing to do with density - it is just a number - hope this helps

sweet i knew I ordered that PVP for something!!

@ThinkingandTinkering

8 жыл бұрын

+localbroadcast lol

@localbroadcast

8 жыл бұрын

hey do you have any advice on how to predict what will be substituted by what, like in your video of copper sulfate iron chloride blender thing?

@ThinkingandTinkering

8 жыл бұрын

+localbroadcast pauling's scale will help mate

@localbroadcast

8 жыл бұрын

thanks a billion.

If you don't flash the solution, is the ink not conductive? If it's not this would be a cool way to make a PCB: spread the ink over an entire surface, for example over a piece of glass. Then transfer toner to the surface where the toner covers the areas you don't want to be conductive. Next flash the surface. The bare ink would become conductive and presto, your PCB is ready for use.

@ThinkingandTinkering

10 жыл бұрын

good idea - but this is what light forge are doing but with copper oxide instead of copper as xenon flashing reduces the oxide to copper and you don't have the same stability problems with copper oxide inks

How did the sintering go? Might look at using an electronic flash, which I've been seeing used with electroconductive ink, after watching your video

@jefffrusha6548

10 жыл бұрын

Sorry. Just changed settings and now I see the flash-sintering info. Planning to follow this setup, rinse the copper, and try water-soluble paste flux as the ink base, then flash it and see how it does, as well as sticking to the blank pc-board.

@ThinkingandTinkering

10 жыл бұрын

Jeff Frusha cool - i have to do the demo on this - been a bit busy of late

I'm sorry my friend but why on earth would the k value be of any interest here? Molarity is to do with number. It is 6x10 to the power of 23 atoms - that's it and that is a mole. Stick that number of atoms in a liter solvent and you get a molar solution. Half that number in a lire is half molar. Half that number in a half liter is a molar solution and so on. The problems arise because different atoms are different weights. But that's easy to understand 10 cars are heavier than 10 bicycles

can we use copper nitrate trihydrate instead of copper acetate and citric acid inplace of ascorbic acid

@ThinkingandTinkering

8 жыл бұрын

+muralidharreddy challa it makes sense - so give it a go mate

@muralidharreddychalla3877

8 жыл бұрын

+Robert Murray-Smith. actually it didn't work, resulted in a dark blue solution and that's it no reaction is taking place

@ThinkingandTinkering

8 жыл бұрын

+muralidharreddy challa well there you go - you have your answer - though if it is dark blue sounds to me like your concentrations were way to high and i am guessing the reaction conditions weren''t particularly well controlled. Did you try copper (II) nitrate and ascorbic acid? copper (I) nitrate? - it might be the citric acid is just a stabilising agent and you might have to add an additional stronger reducing agent?

Thanks 👍😊 you, I am just need the grams please

за статейки спасибо.

Is this ink suitable for electroforming?

@ThinkingandTinkering

7 жыл бұрын

worth a try

I never went to college but for a year of graphic design LOL (now I think I should have been a chemist instead)

Hi Rob I realise this is a old video, but I'm trying to find "PVP" on Ebay I have got the other items no problem, thank you

@charliejames2298

4 жыл бұрын

I Believe PVP is an abbreviation of " Polyvinylpyrrolidone" if you search for this in Ebay you should get some meaningful results

Li? :)

That smee all over. LOL.

can produce this copper ink for commercial purposes

@ThinkingandTinkering

8 жыл бұрын

+muralidharreddy challa I suppose you could if you wanted to

Molecular weight of your PVP?

@ThinkingandTinkering

8 жыл бұрын

130,000

Where do you find PVP at 100,000g/m? I can find 40,000g/m everywhere, and 1,300,000g/m sometimes....

@ThinkingandTinkering

7 жыл бұрын

i just searched a few chem houses - no one in particular

Hm... Could you please somebody confirm that PVP is POLYVINYLPYRROLIDONE? Thank you! Robert for president!

@ThinkingandTinkering

9 жыл бұрын

I noticed a few posts from you that i seem not to be able to reply to - thankfully i can reply to this one - first point - don't shout please - caps is the text equivalent of shouting - PVP is polyvinylpyrrolidone at MW 100,000g/m. A polyol is a generic name for glycols - I use diethylene glycol but you can use other glycols. Red Copper oxide is best found from a pottery supply company as it is used in glazes

@BorutPeterlinPhotography

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Sorry for asking such elementary questions. I'm a professional photographer, so you can also ask me which camera is the best for no money, as I'm asked quite a lot.

@ThinkingandTinkering

9 жыл бұрын

Borut Peterlin no worries mate

2nd :)

Lol alway gotta go one better lol

Lol

Cheers mate

Cheers mate