High-throughput device produces libraries of nanomaterials using sustainable mechanochemical approaches

https://phys.org/news/2024-05-high-throughput-device-potential-advanced.html

"creates highly controllable reaction conditions, fast fully automated, parallel synthesis producing series of materials made in subtly different ways... better than exfoliation or deposition... induces chemical reactions through mechanical forces reducing/ eliminating need for toxic solvents, programmed to deliver different mechanical forces in each vessel, using standard equipment... new formulations using nanomaterials made from single elements (graphene), or compounds such as copper oxide, polymers, or crystals"