3.) Calculate the benefit of adding AlO nanoparticles to the x = 0.005 and the x = 0.02 mass fraction mixtures using the Kedzierski (2012) model: 14 9up = 1 + 9PL 1.45×10 [s m] N np A IG OVLPX 3/2 Dap (9) PL. (Pp-P₁) g(1-x₂)² np Assume that for x = 0.005 (Nap/As)G= 3 x 1020 m² and for x = 0.02 (Nnp/As)G= 4 x 102⁰ m²². The properties of the AlO nanoparticles are: AIO nanoparticles Dup (nm) 10 Php (kg/m³) 3600

3.) Calculate the benefit of adding AlO nanoparticles to the x = 0.005 and the x = 0.02 mass fraction mixtures using the Kedzierski (2012) model: 14 9up = 1 + 9PL 1.45×10 [s m] N np A IG OVLPX 3/2 Dap (9) PL. (Pp-P₁) g(1-x₂)² np Assume that for x = 0.005 (Nap/As)G= 3 x 1020 m² and for x = 0.02 (Nnp/As)G= 4 x 102⁰ m²². The properties of the AlO nanoparticles are: AIO nanoparticles Dup (nm) 10 Php (kg/m³) 3600

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