What are nanobubbles?
Bubbles in diameter smaller than the wavelength of light are called ultrafine bubbles, and they are too small to see. In general bubble with a diameter smaller than 200 nanometer are called ultrafine bubbles. Ultrafine bubbles have many other remarkable features that ordinary bubbles do not possess. For example, these bubbles can stay in a liquid for a long time, and are electrically charged, and are extra highly pressured as well. These special features of ultrafine bubbles have attracted attention from many industries such as agriculture, wastewater, fisheries, drinking water for animals, food, cosmetics, chemical, medical.
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Interested to know why nanobubbles are officially called ultrafine bubbles? In this article we explain the reasons why the ISO technical committee has decided to use the official name ultrafine bubbles instead of nanobubbles.
What are ultrafine bubbles?
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Nanobubbles are useful in accelerating the metabolism of living organisms, but the mechanism is not yet well understood. In a study, they investigated the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) by Nano Bubbles and the effect on seed germination. The conclusion of the study was seeds in nanobubble water had a higher germination rate than all those submerged in the different other conventional used solutions.
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