Study of nanoparticles synthesized in reverse micelles using liquid chromatography method

Liquid chromatography, which makes it possible to investigate interphase processes, is an additional method for studying inverse micellar systems without changing their properties in the process of sample preparation. In the case of using these systems to synthesize nanoparticles (NPs), it becomes possible to determine their adsorption characteristics, to investigate the processes of modifying surface adsorbents by NPs, to determine their sizes, and to divide them into fractions according to their sizes and surface properties of the micelles. The method is simple and rapid and permits one to use standard, relatively inexpensive equipment and can be applied in many physicochemical studies of NPs synthesized in micellar solutions.