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Nanomaterials in Nature
have remarkable properties because of inherent nanostructure
Nanomaterials in Everyday Materials
nanoscale additives can help resist wrinkling, staining and bacterial growth
Nanomaterials in Electronics
nanoparticle copper suspension have been developed as a cheaper and more reliable alternative to lead-base solder
Nanomaterials in Healthcare
nanomedicine draws on the natural scale of biological phenomena to produce precise solutions for disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment
Nanomaterials in Energy
nanotechnology is improving the efficiency of fuel production from raw petroleum materials through better catalysis
Stained-glass Windows
made of composite glass and nano-sized metal particles (glass and gold nanoparticles)
Lycurgus Cup, 5th Century
light absorption and scattering by nanoparticles determines the different colors (silver, gold, copper)
Sunscreen
nanosized titanium dioxide and zinc oxide are currently used in sunscreens, as they absorb and reflect ultraviolet rays
Lipstick
nanosized iron oxide is used as pigment
Aerogels
porous and extremely lightweight foam-like structures composed of 3D nano-particles with air trapped at their interstices
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