Nano sílice

El sílice también se llama Dioxido de silicio

Las arenas silíceas entran en la composición de lozas y porcelanas, vidrios y cristales.

https://www.pochteca.com.mx/productosmp/dioxido-de-silicio/

https://www.pochteca.com.mx/silicato-de-sodio/

sílice=silica = silicon dioxide =

nanosilica para mejorar cemento

http://carboninspired2.com/blog/?p=584

efectos del nanosilice en concretos

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/312377045_Efecto_de_la_adicion_de_nanosilice_en_c
ementos_y_concretos

sitio donde venden nanoparticulas

https://www.cd-bioparticles.com/product/silica-particles-list-168.html

más info del nano siice

https://www.nanopartikel.info/en/nanoinfo/materials/silicon-dioxide/material-information

Properties and Applications of Silica Nanoparticles

https://www.cd-bioparticles.com/t/Properties-and-Applications-of-Silica-Nanoparticles_57.html

pagina tesa en nanomateriales y para comprar

https://www.us-nano.com/inc/sdetail/408

Silica Nanoparticles
Silica, or silicon dioxide, is the same material used to make glass. In nature,
silica makes up quartz and the sand you walk on at the beach. Unlike metals such
as gold and iron, silica is a poor conductor of both electrons and heat. Despite
these limitations, silica (silicon oxide) nanoparticles form the framework of silica
aerogels. Silica aerogels are composed of silica nanoparticles interspersed with
nanopores filled with air. As a result, this substance is mostly made up of air.
Because air has very low thermal conductivity and silica has low thermal
conductivity, they are great materials to use in insulators. These properties make
nano aerogels one of the best thermal insulators known to man.
You can also functionalize silica nanoparticles by bonding molecules to a
nanoparticle that also is able to bond to another surface, such as a cotton fiber.
The functionalized silica nanoparticles attach to the cotton fiber and form a
rough surface that is hydrophobic (water repellent), giving an effect similar to
the water repellency of lotus leaves.
Another type of silica nanoparticle is riddled with nanoscale pores. Researchers
are developing drug delivery methods where therapeutic molecules stored inside
the pores are slowly released in a diseased region of the body, such as near a
cancer tumor.
Silicon dioxide nanofilms, a layer of silicon dioxide molecules that can be as thin
as 1 nm, are used to provide electrical insulation between two parts of a device,
such as a transistor. This method is used in making computer chips.

Buena fuente de info del sílice y nanosilice

http://nanoimpulsa.es/public/upload/entregables/E1.1.%20Hoja%20de%20ruta%20nanotecnolog
%C3%ADa%20y%20fichas%20descriptivas%20de%20nanomateriales.pdf