May I know the shape of this particle based on the SEM image?

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Aleksander Zych

For me it seems as a sponge-like surface if a much larger particle. You could have a SEM picture with a lower zoom-in, in order to have more overview and then look for details. From the picture you shared one cannot estimate the size of the particle in question.

Vladimir Dusevich

I agree with Aleksander, you may (or may not) have micro particles, but you do not have nanoparticles.

Debasis Dhak

Your sample seems polymeric in nature. I am wondering if your sample is polymer composite type! It looks like spongy type polymeric in nature.