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Vibra cell vxc500

Manufactured by Sonics

The Vibra-Cell VXC500 is a high-intensity ultrasonic processor designed for sample preparation and processing applications. It is capable of delivering up to 500 watts of power and operates at a frequency of 20 kHz. The device features an adjustable amplitude control and can be used with a variety of probe sizes to accommodate different sample volumes.

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Synthesis and Purification of DND-OH

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DND–OH was synthesised as depicted in Fig. 2a following the protocol in Krueger et al.29 (link). First (2.33 g) DND powder was dried under rotary evaporation in toluene to yield (~2 g) dry powder (14% H2O mass). (2 g) of dry DND powder was suspended in (120 mL) anhydrous tetrahydrofuran (THF) under a dry N2-vented reflux apparatus. 1 M BH3·THF (SigmaAldrich cat. #:176192) (20 mL) was added dropwise with stirring to the suspension and heated under reflux for 24 h29 (link). Once cool, the solution was neutralised by dropwise addition of 2 M aq. HCl until bubble production ceased. The DND–OH product was washed 4 times with DI water followed by 10 times with acetone using the following 3-step process cycle: (1) centrifugation to form a sample pellet (70 k × g RCF, 4 mins), (2) supernatant replacement with fresh solvent and (3) ultrasonic (US) resuspension using a Sonics Vibra-Cell VXC500 equipped with a 3 mm tapered probe (3:1 duty cycle 40% power, 3 mins or until dispersed). Washes in acetone instead of water were required to pellet the DND sample after the first few DI water wash cycles. A final wash with DI water was performed with the supernatant reaching a neutral pH 7. The sample was dried under rotary evaporation and stored in a vacuum desiccator until use.

(a) Silanization reaction scheme and (b) example DND TA products (idealized representations).

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Controlled Nanotube Shortening

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Dispersions in toluene obtained
from shear force mixing were tip-sonicated (Sonics, Vibracell VXC-500)
using a tapered microtip at 35% amplitude with 8 s on, 2 s off pulses
at 5 °C for 4.5–23 h to produce different degrees of nanotube
shortening. The sonicated dispersions were centrifuged at 60 000g for 45 min, and the supernatant was used for analysis.
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