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Nanoparticle Aggregation & Environmental Fate

2D companion to the 3D DLVO-theory scene: the same ionic-strength, zeta-potential and particle-radius chemistry drawn as a live water-column cross-section instead of rendered spheres, with Debye length, energy-barrier and settled-fraction readouts.

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This is the 2D counterpart to the 3D water-column scene: the same DLVO interaction energy (van der Waals attraction plus electrostatic double-layer repulsion) governing whether nanoparticles stay dispersed or clump together and settle, drawn as a live cross-section instead of rendered spheres. Tune the ionic strength, zeta potential and primary particle size — or jump straight to a freshwater or seawater preset — and watch the Debye length, energy-barrier and settled-fraction readouts track the transition from a colloidally stable suspension to runaway aggregation and sedimentation.

⚙ Under the hood

2D companion to the 3D DLVO-theory scene: a live water-column cross-section shows nanoparticles staying dispersed or aggregating and settling as ionic strength, zeta potential and particle radius change.

nanotechnologyDLVO theorycolloidal stabilityaggregationenvironmental fatenanoparticles

2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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