This document summarizes research on producing nano copper powder using an electric explosion process in liquid media. Key points: - Nanoparticles were produced by exploding copper wires submerged in distilled water using a high voltage capacitor charged to 30-40kV. - Particle size could be controlled by varying the injected power. Size was analyzed using SEM and TEM, with most particles between 200-500nm. - A centrifugal separator was used to classify particles by size. Smaller particles precipitated at higher rpm settings. - The process successfully produced copper nanoparticles, though some submicron particles also formed from non-vaporized liquid droplets.