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Follow on Google News | Dr.Theivasanthi Created World Records in Superparamagnetism Nanotech ResearchSuperparamagnetic Plants Materials Innovations have World Record entry in LIMCA Book
By: Theivasanthi “I am very happy for these achievements. Making my inventions as world record entry in LIMCA Book is my pride”, she commented. These nanoparticles have been made using plants materials only. Bio-comaptible, low-cost, making mass production within short period are the salient features of these nanoparticles. These features will attract future research in nanotechnology / bio-physics / bio-technology and will lead to next level. The invented new nanomaterials will be useful in cancer diagnostics and treatment, she said further. Such particles from coconut shell (Santhi Particles-1. size 18 nm) and turmeric (Santhi Particles-2. size 20 nm) have also been prepared by her. The record entry of LIMCA Book is reproduced below. For more details click on the weblink: http://www.limcabookofrecords.in/ Smallest superparamagnetic particles of plant materials T Theivasanthi (b May 25, 1978), Assistant Professor (Physics) at Kalasalingam University, Krishnankoil, Tamil Nadu invented ‘Santhi Particles’, the world’s first and smallest superparamagnetic particles of plant materials, measuring just 15 nanometre (nm). Superparamagnetism is a form of magnetism and generally such materials are made from magnetic nanoparticles. Theivasanthi’ Dr. T.Theivasanthi, International Research Centre, Kalasalingam University, Krishnankoil– Contact ttheivasanthi@ End
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