To determine the stability of nanofluids, many methods have been devised. The most fundamental strategy is sedimentation. Under an external force field, the sediment weight or volume of nanoparticles in a nanofluid indicates the nanofluid's stability. Nanofluids are said to be stable when the particle size of bouncy particles stays constant. Another common method for assessing nanofluid stability is to take a picture of the sedimentation of nanofluids in test tubes using a camera. As a result, a method for determining the stability of nanofluids using centrifugation has been developed. The durability of silver nanofluids generated by microwave synthesis in ethanol with PVP as a stabilizing agent was investigated using the centrifugation technique. The nanofluids created are stable for more than a month in a stationary state and for more than ten hours under centrifugation at 3,000 rpm without sedimentation, according to the researchers. The protective role of PVP, which reduces nanoparticle formation and aggregation via the satiric effect, is responsible for the nanofluid's outstanding stability.
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