Nanotechnology

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What does nanotechnology involve

involves manipulating maerials at the nanoscale (1-100nm)

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Scale?

materials show different physical and chemical properties

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Differences from?

differences arise from quantum effects and large surface area

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example of nanotech

ZnO in suncreens is clear in nanoparticle form but white in bulk

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properties of nanomaterial surface area

increased surface area, more reactive than bulk materials

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properties of nanomaterials unique optical properties

quantam dots glow in different colours depending on size

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properties of nanomaterialsmechanical strength and conductivity

CNTs and graphene outperform many bulk materials

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Applications of nanotechnology

medicine-drug delivery,electronics-transistor,memory chip,cosmetics-UV filterrs in sunscreens, food packaging-antimicrobial coatins and textiles-selfclearning, anti-wrinkle clothing

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CNT description and key propeties

Rolled graphene sheets, strong, conductive, lightweight

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graphenes description and key properties

single atom-thick carbon sheet flexible, transparent, good electrical conductor

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fullerenes description and key properties

spherical carbon strucutre (C60), potential in drug delivery, electronics, catalysis

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nanocomposite

a material formed by combing nanoparticles with bulk substances like plastic or rubber

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purpose of nanocomposite and example

enhances properties-strength, flexibility and conductivity. CNTs in aircrafts reduce weight and increase strength

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Imagina and manufacturing nano particles imagin tools TEM, SEM, AFM

transmission electron microscope, scanning electron microscope, atomic force microscope (moves individual atoms)

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manufacturing methods

grinding, laser ablation, chemical vapour

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safety concerns

nanoparticles may be inhaled or absorbed and behave differently in the body

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risks of nanomaterials

potential unkown health/environmental effects

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precautions of nanomaterials

use PPE (gloves, masks), containment, regulatory oversight

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ATM

atomic force microscope

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SEM

Scanning electron microscope

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