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What does nano silicon mean? You can make nano silicon in one of two ways. First, you can reduce rice husks by using magnesiothermic methods. It is an abundant byproduct of rice cultivation. Nano-Si can be produced using this technique with the same reversible capability and conductivity of traditional silicon. Nano-Si's surface activity is high and it has very high purity. The Nano-Si has a large surface area, and it is not toxic. It's often used to power high-power light sources. To generate

Eight Knowledge of Nano Silica Fume

What does nano silicon mean? You can make nano silicon in one of two ways. First, you can reduce rice husks by using magnesiothermic methods. It is an abundant byproduct of rice cultivation. Nano-Si can be produced using this technique with the same reversible capability and conductivity of traditional silicon. Nano-Si's surface activity is high and it has very high purity. The Nano-Si has a large surface area, and it is not toxic. It's often used to power high-power light sources. To generate

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