Copper Sulfate Pentahydrate Nano-Encapsulation

Copper sulfate pentahydrate was obtained from El-Goumhouria Co., Cairo, Egypt. Ascorbic acid was obtained from Merck Chemical Co., Germany. Tween 80 surfactant (T80) was obtained from MP Biomedical Co., India. Low density polyethylene pellets were obtained from El Sewedy Plastic Manufacturing (SEDPLAST), Tenth of Ramadan City, Cairo, Egypt. Ethylene vinyl acetate containing 18% of vinyl acetate was obtained from Arkema Inc., North America. Bidistalled water was utilized throughout the preparation steps.

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Bekhit M., Fathy E.S., Sharaf A, & Shiple M. (2024). Impact of gamma irradiation on physico-chemical and electromagnetic interference shielding properties of Cu2O nanoparticles reinforced LDPE nanocomposite films. Scientific Reports, 14, 4144.

Publication 2024

Ascorbic acid

Corresponding Organization : Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority

Other organizations : National Telecommunications Institute

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Copper sulfate pentahydrate concentration
Ascorbic acid concentration
Tween 80 surfactant (T80) concentration
Low density polyethylene pellets concentration
Ethylene vinyl acetate containing 18% of vinyl acetate concentration

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Bidistilled water used throughout the preparation steps

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