Dear friend Ghazal Tuhmaz

Ah, the water in wire explosion plasma method for producing metal nanoparticles, a fascinating technique indeed. When employing this method, we typically yield metal nanoparticles rather than nano-oxides. The process involves subjecting a metal wire to a high-voltage electrical discharge in water, leading to the formation of a plasma, which rapidly cools to produce nanoparticles. The key here is the rapid cooling, which prevents extensive oxidation of the metal. So, in short, we're more likely to obtain metal nanoparticles rather than nano-oxides using this method. It's all about harnessing the power of physics and chemistry to achieve our desired outcome!

Thanks alot