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Modeling Green Engineering of Dispersed Nanoparticles: Measuring and Modeling Nanoparticle Forces Kristen A. Fichthorn and Darrell Velegol Department of Chemical Engineering The Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA Students: Yong Qin Gretchen Holtzer R

Nanoparticles: Potential Building Blocks For New and Existing Materials Catalysts Optical Materials Structural Materials Electronic Materials Nano-Electronics

Difficult to Disperse or Assemble “Bare” Nanoparticles 1  m 5 nm Conventional Colloids: Dispersant: ~1% volume Nanoparticles: Dispersant: ~ 90% volume A LOT OF WASTE ! ! ! ! ! Nanoparticle Forces are POORLY UNDERSTOOD!

Colloidal Forces from Molecular Dynamics Simulations van der Waals and Electrostatic Forces: DLVO theory Solvation Forces: Solvent Ordering Depletion Forces: Entropic How Do These Work for Colloidal Nanoparticles?

Particle force light scattering (PFLS) for nanoparticle forces Ofoli & Prieve, Langmuir, 13, 4837 (1997) F crit = 0.3 pN  0.08 I  N x mass nm particles custom differential electrophoresis cell

Large-Scale Parallel MD Simulation Solvent: Lennard-Jones Liquid, n-Decane ( >10 5 Atoms) Nanoparticles: Solid Clusters of Atoms Solvophilic Nanoparticles: (ε sf = 5.0ε ff ) Solvophobic Nanoparticles: (ε sf = 0.2ε ff ) Beowulf Cluster: Cruncher

Model Nanoparticles Small Sphere d = 4.9σ 64 atoms Large Sphere d = 17.6σ 2048 atoms Cube d = 13.2σ 2744 atoms Icosahedron d = 4.0σ 55 atoms

Solvation Forces: Thermodynamic Integration Free Energy Change Solvation Force Mezei and Beveridge, Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci. 482, 1 (1986).

Interactions for Spheres, Cubes Solvophilic solvation forces are oscillatory and comparable to van der Waals forces Solvophobic solvation forces are attractive Small Sphere Large Sphere Cube

Fluid Ordering: Origin of Solvation Forces  Solvent ordering around nanoparticles can be observed in all solvophilic simulations (Movie)

Solvophobic Nanoparticles: The Drying Transition (Movie)

Derjaguin Approximation SolvophilicSolvophobic Derjaguin Approximation Describes the Envelope Derjaguin Approximation Works

Influence of Surface Roughness on Solvation Forces Particle orientation significantly affects the force profile: Particles will Rotate in Solution

Solvophilic Solvophobic Rotation Reduces Solvophilic Solvation Forces

Nanocrystals Have Preferred Orientations

The Influence of Solvent Structure: n-Decane – Small Spheres n-Decane Length Comparable to Nanoparticle Diameter Weak Solvophilic Forces Step-Like Solvophobic Forces

Conclusions Current theories do not accurately describe forces for small nanoparticles Solvation forces can be important for colloidal nanoparticles Solvation forces are strongly dependent on particle size, shape, surface roughness, particle-solvent interactions, and solvent structure Solvent-nanoparticle suspensions can be engineered for stability, assembly, environmental impact……