Nanoparticle counters are special devices designed to measure the numerical concentration of nanoparticles in various media, such as liquids, gases, or air. They play an important role in scientific and industrial research, as well as in quality control in various industries, such as medicine, pharmaceuticals, ecology, and nanotechnology.
Nanoparticle counters can operate on different principles, such as optical, electrical, or mechanical. They can determine the size of particles, their shape, concentration, and other parameters, allowing researchers and engineers to more thoroughly study nanoparticles and control processes related to them.
With the help of nanoparticle counters, environmental pollution can be monitored, production processes can be controlled, and product safety can be ensured. They can also be used for research in the field of medicine, for example, in diagnosing diseases or developing new pharmaceuticals.