Life cycle indicator comparison of copper, silver, zinc and aluminum nanoparticle
production through electric arc evaporation or chemical reduction
Martin Slottea*, Gregory Methab, Ron Zevenhovena
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Åbo Akademi University, Thermal and Flow Engineering Laboratory Turku, Finland, martin.slotte@abo.fi
Åbo Akademi University, Thermal and Flow Engineering Laboratory Turku, Finland, ron.zevenhoven@abo.fi
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University of Adelaide, 5005, Department of Chemistry Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, greg.metha@adelaide.edu.au
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Appendix H
LCI results for nano-particle production using the arc discharge method for different experiments
Products marked with “A” and “B” have been produced by University of Duisburg-Essen Germany and
Metal Nanopowders Ltd., United Kingdom, respectively.
Figure H1 LCI for copper nano-particle production at experimental yields
Figure H2 LCI for silver nano-particle production at experimental yields
Figure H3 LCI for zinc nano-particle production at experimental yields
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Figure H4 LCI for aluminum nano-particle production at experimental yields
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