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• Both Ultrasound and MW radiations were employed to coat flat and curved surfaces of Polymers, glass, textiles and metals by a variety of nanoparticles. We will present a few examples and explain why the nanoparticles adhere very well to the surface of the substrate. Most of the examples will concentrate on the antibacterial nanoparticles. We will present evidence that coating glass surfaces with nanoparticles of MgF₂  prevent the development of biofilms of two types of bacteria. 
•  Combining MW and ionic liquids for the fabrication of nanomaterials will be discussed and a special emphasis will be devoted to metal fluoride nanoparticle.

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