In recent years, minuscule gas bubbles called bulk nanobubbles (BNBs) have drawn
increasing attention due to their unique properties and broad applicability in various …

Trapped nanobubbles are gas domains trapped at nanopits on the solid–liquid interface.
This is different from surface nanobubbles that usually form at the smooth surface. Herein …

The solvent exchange procedure has become the most-used protocol to produce surface
nanobubbles, while the molecular mechanisms behind the solvent exchange are far from …

How to produce nanobubbles repeatedly on a certain surface with sufficient amount is a key
issue in nanobubbles research. It is well known that nanobubbles can be produced by …

Microbubbles with diameters ranging from a few micrometers to tens of micrometers have
garnered significant attention in various applications including food processing, water …

Nanobubble-related technologies have been confirmed to be useful in various fields such as
climate change and the environment as well as water-based industries such as water …

Abstract Nanobubbles (< 1000 nm in diameter) because of their unique properties such as
long lifetime in liquid owing to its negatively charged surface, and its high gas solubility into …

We show that the mixing of organic solvents with pure water leads to the spontaneous
formation of suspended nano-entities which exhibit long-term stability on the scale of …

Nanobubbles (NBs) are defined as bubbles with diameters less than 1000 nm. The concept
of NBs was first proposed in 1994 to explain the underpredicted attractive forces observed …

The mechanism of superstability of nanobubbles in liquid confirmed by many experimental
studies is still in debate since the classical diffusion predicts their lifetime on the order of a …