Lorenzo Sanjuan-Navarro

Profesor Ayudante Doctor

University of Valencia

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Dr. Lorenzo Sanjuan-Navarro is a Profesor Ayudante Doctor at Universitat de València in Spain. His research focuses on the characterization and quantitation of carbon black nanomaterials, including their analysis using field flow fractionation techniques. Additionally, he explores the environmental applications of nanomaterials and novel adsorbent materials for water treatment processes.

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Frank von der Kammer

Universität Wien

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University of Valencia

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Reliable assessment of carbon black nanomaterial of a variety of cell culture media for in vitro toxicity assays by asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation

Isolation of Carbon Black from Soils by Dispersion for Analysis: Quantitation and Characterization by Field Flow Fractionation Techniques

Isolation of Carbon Black from Soils by Dispersion for Analysis: Quantitation and Characterization by Field Flow Fractionation Techniques

The state of art of nanocarbon black as analyte in a variety of matrices: A review

Characterization and Quantitation of Carbon Black Nanomaterials in Polymeric and Biological Aqueous Dispersants by Asymmetrical Flow Field Flow Fractionation

New silica based adsorbent material from rice straw and its in-flow application to nitrate reduction in waters: Process sustainability and scale-up possibilities

In-tube solid phase microextraction coupled to miniaturized liquid chromatography for both, noble metal nanoparticle assessment and sensitive plasmonic assay development

Study of the Stability of Citrate Capped AgNPs in Several Environmental Water Matrices by Asymmetrical Flow Field Flow Fractionation

Aqueous dilution of noble NPS bulk dispersions: Modeling instability due to dissolution by af4 and stablishing considerations for plasmonic assays

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Frank von der Kammer

Pilar Sepúlveda

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