Recognizability and Controlling Technology of Submicron Particles

In view of the toxicology and hazardous nature of the submicron particles, it is paid more and more attentions of the domestic and foreign research scholars. In this paper, we introduce the research progress on recognition, attributed and formation mechanism of submicron particles in the world. Simultaneously, the controlling technologies of submicron particles are discussed. The application tendency and the existence problems of the controlling technologies are analyzed. At last, the future research directions are put forward for submicron particles control.

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