Nanobubbles 101 with Prof. Niall English is an introduction to the fascinating science of nanobbubles – tiny bubbles on the nanometre (nm) scale. Due to their small size, nanobubbles have distinct properties that make them potentially transformative for a wide range of industrial and environmental applications. This short audio course is designed to introduce you to nanobubbles, their properties, their applications and their potential. Whether you’re a student keen to know more about this exciting sector or you’re curious about the difference nanobubbles could make to your business or your industry, this introductory podcast series will give you a solid understanding of what nanobubbles are, and why they’re important. Thank you for listening.

www.nanobubbles101.com

www.aquab.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nanobubbles might be small in size, but their potential impact is enormous. By understanding and harnessing their unique properties, we stand on the cusp of technological and environmental advancements that could shape the future of multiple industries and contribute significantly to sustainability efforts.

Key Takeaways:

Nanobubbles present a significant opportunity for advancing numerous industrial processes and environmental solutions.

Their ability to remain stable in liquids for extended periods allows for increased solubility of gases, surpassing the limits set by Henry's Law.

The potential applications of nanobubble technology are vast and varied, touching on sectors such as aquaculture, water treatment, and energy.

Nanobubbles offer a promising solution to environmental challenges, particularly in the fight against eutrophication in water bodies.

Thank you for listening to NanoBubbles 101. This episode is just the beginning of our exploration into the tiny, yet immensely powerful world of nanobubbles.

In our next episode we’ll dive deeper into the science of nanobubbles.

www.aquab.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we explore the complexities surrounding nanobubbles, focusing on their generation,

characterisation, and stability. We explain how electric field methods of generating nanobubbles yield a notably higher zeta

potential and higher nanobubble populations per unit volume, leading to longer-lived bubbles compared to those produced through mechanical methods. We look at how rigorous experimentation, including laser light scattering, has provided a deeper understanding of nanobubble population dynamics over time. We touch upon the critical factors of temperature and pressure sensitivity of nanobubbles, highlighting their implications for industrial applications.

This conversation sets the stage for our next episode, where we will dive deeper into the environmental and industrial applications of nanobubbles, building on the foundational scientific

concepts discussed today.

Thank you for joining us, and we look forward to continuing this fascinating exploration of nanobubble technology in our upcoming discussions.

www.aquab.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.