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SILICANANOPARTICLES
One of the significant substrates for
broad use in DNA biosensors.

2. The Silica Nanoparticles are
fabricated via the condensation
of silanes to form nanoparticles
composed of an amorphous
arrangement of silicon and
oxygen. The nanoparticles are
monodispere with high
steadiness, and the nanoparticles
have the narrow size
distributions. The density of the
nanoparticles is approximately
two g/cm- 3 slightly affected by
the degree of condensation.

3. Silica nanoparticles are divided
into two categories based on
their categories i.e. P-type and
S-type. The previous
nanoparticles are characterized
by many nanopores featuring a
pore rate of 0.61 ml/g and the
latter nanoparticles have a
relatively smaller surface area.
In distinction to the S-type, the
P-type silica nanoparticles
patent a higher ultraviolet
reflectivity.

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