An ultrasonic cup horn (19.5 kHz, Danacamerini prototype) was used to prepare nano-CaCO 3 and HMSNs, as shown in Fig. 1. The ultrasonic generator was used to regulate ultrasonic power, which can be adjusted up to 300 W (electric input power). The ultrasonic transducers consist of high-efficiency pre-stressed piezoelectric (PZT) rings (planar PZT Morgan Electronics, diameter 50 mm) compressed between two erga discs. The maximum capacity of the cup horn is 80 mL, which is cooled with cooling water [38] . The ultrasonic powers delivered were determined calorimetrically with water as heating media and all ultrasonic power mentioned below refers to the power measured calorimetrically [39] .
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An ultrasonic cup horn (19.5 kHz, Danacamerini prototype) was used to prepare nano-CaCO 3 and HMSNs, as shown in Fig. 1. The ultrasonic generator was used to regulate ultrasonic power, which can be adjusted up to 300 W (electric input power). The ultrasonic transducers consist of high-efficiency pre-stressed piezoelectric (PZT) rings (planar PZT Morgan Electronics, diameter 50 mm) compressed between two erga discs. The maximum capacity of the cup horn is 80 mL, which is cooled with cooling water [38] . The ultrasonic powers delivered were determined calorimetrically with water as heating media and all ultrasonic power mentioned below refers to the power measured calorimetrically [39] .
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