Lecture 15- Nanomaterials Flashcards

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What is Nanotechnology?

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Manipulation of matter at the nanoscale to generate size-dependent functionalities different from atom/molecules/bulk materials

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What is a nanomaterial?

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MAterial with atleast one of it’s dimensions is between 1-100nm

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What are some the aspects of the fibers produced with nanotech?

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100x stronger than steek w/ only 1/6th the weight

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What is the EU definition of nanomaterial?

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A natural, incidental or manufactured material containing particles, in an unbound state or as an aggregate or as an agglomerate and where, for 50 % or more of the particles in the number size distribution, one or more external dimensions is in the size range 1 nm -100 nm.

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What is Health’s Canada’s Definition of nanomaterial?

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It is at or within the nanoscale in at least one external dimension, or has internal or surface structure at the nanoscale, or; It is smaller or larger than the nanoscale in all dimensions and exhibits one or more nanoscale properties/phenomena.

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What is the nano scale?

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1-100nm

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What is nanoscale properties/phenomena?

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properties which are attributable to size and their effects; these properties are distinguishable from the chemical or physical properties of individual atoms, individual molecules and bulk material; and, the term “manufactured” includes engineering processes and the control of matter.

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8
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What are 3 properties of Engineered Nanomaterials?

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  • More molecules/atoms on the surface
  • Increased surface area
  • Dominance of quantum effects
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9
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What is the diversity of ENMs?

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Inifinite possibilites of nanomaterials design

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10
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How many physiochemical properties are there?

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~5000 NM

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11
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What makes ENMs unique?

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Increased % surface exposed atoms
Novel functionalities
Sophistication

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What are some of the attributes that make nanomaterial unique?

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  • identity
  • transformation in the body
  • metrics
  • vascular movement
  • protein binding
  • circulation thorugh body
  • tissue trappong
  • cellular uptake
  • elimination
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What are some of the attributes that make nanomaterial unique?

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  • identity
  • transformation in the body
  • metrics
  • vascular movement
  • protein binding
  • circulation thorugh body
  • tissue trappong
  • cellular uptake
  • elimination
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What are 5 application of nanotech?

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  1. Clean water
  2. Clean Energy
  3. Clean air
  4. Clean land
  5. Good health
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15
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What is the adantage of a superhydrophobic surface?

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Can be void of moisutre

  • prevent microbial growth
  • easy washing
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