How to make nanoparticles with fire

Georgios Sotiriou and his research group at the Karolinska Institute spray small droplets into a flame reactor to form nanoparticles. In this way they can control the properties in detail of the particles. The nanoparticles can be used in a variety of areas, from antibacterial coatings on medical equipment to protecting and transporting medicines to the right places in the body.
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No sufficient explanation about flame reactor and how to solve oxidation in open flame reaction and so on.

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to me the flame rector looks like a microwave plasma torch but i would think any clean flame would do if hot enough and for the liquid as a example use a solvent like ethanol with copper 2 chloride as the salt and when you spray it into the flame if oxygen is present than you get copper 2 oxide if oxygen is not present you get copper metal.