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Insights on (C, BN, Si, Ge, MoS2) Nanotubes in Reline Deep Eutectic Solvent.

The properties of carbon, boron nitride, silicon, germanium and molybdenum disulfide nanotubes in reline (cholinium chloride + urea) deep eutectic solvents were studied by using classical molecular dynamics simulations. These nanotubes + reline nanofluids provide a suitable platform for the development of sustainable thermal engineering applications. The reported results lead to the characterization of nanotubes solvation and reline layering around the nanotubes surfaces as well as the behaviour of reline upon confinement inside the considered nanotubes cavities. Changes in reline hydrogen bonding in presence of the nanotubes are also analysed and related with the development of stable nanotubes dispersions, thus showing reline as a suitable vehicle for nanotubes.