This invention discloses a method for controllable preparation of nanoparticles using a multi-channel
microreactor. The method utilizes a microchannel reactor to segment droplets and prepare quantitatively synthesized nanoparticles with controllable particle size. The invention employs
capillary action to draw the reaction solution into the microchannel, segmenting one or more droplets (each droplet into 10-100 portions). By changing the width of the microchannel, controllable preparation of nanoparticles within a
small range (±3 nm) can be achieved; by changing the length of the microchannel, controllable preparation of nanoparticles within a
large range (±10-30 nm) can be achieved. Furthermore, the reactor structure of this invention is simple, enabling highly precise and quantitative synthesis of various nanoparticles. Compared to large-scale reactors, the
miniaturization of the synthesis reaction in this invention effectively reduces energy waste and safety hazards, making it highly valuable for applications in safe
chemical engineering, green
chemical engineering, high-efficiency
chemical engineering, microchemical
engineering, and precise reaction monitoring.