Specific properties, industrial-biomedical applications, and novel synthetic methods for Titanium nanoparticles

<![CDATA[The aim of this study is to investigate the specific properties, novel synthetic methods and industrial -biomedical applications of Titanium nanoparticles. The present study is a review of the results of valid indexed publications and theses by 2019. The current methods to synthesis Titanium nanoparticles are hydrothermal and sol-gel. Recently, the combinatorial assays such as sol-gel-electrophoresis and sol-gel-mill and biological or green synthesis of nanoparticles by plants have been more considered. The specific properties of these nanoparticles, such as high resistance to temperature and pressure, self-cleaning, antimicrobial, non-toxic and high tend to proteins and cells have led to the use of them to make implants, industry, tissue engineering, and detection and treatment of diseases. The applications of this nanoparticle require more practical research in human to replace it with many toxic and expensive chemical compounds.]]>