Nanotechnology Flashcards

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the manipulation of matter on a near-atomic scale to produce new structures, materials and
devices.

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nanotechnology

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2
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it means one billionth

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nano

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a multidisciplinary field of science, engineering, and technology that deals with the manipulation of matter at the nanoscale, typically involving structures, devices, or systems with at least one dimension sized from 1 to 100 nanometers (nm).

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Nanotechnology

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4
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materials where the sizes of the individual building blocks are less than 100 nm, at least in one dimension.

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nanomaterials

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4
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involves the breaking down of the bulk material into
nanosized structures or particles.

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Top-down approach

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5
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inherently simpler and depend either on removal or division of bulk material processes to produce the desired structure with appropriate properties.

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Top-down approach

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5
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extension of those that have been used for producing micron sized particles.

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Top-down synthesis techniques

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6
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Biggest problem of top-down approach

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imperfection of surface structure

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6
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refers to the build up of a material from the bottom: atom-by-atom, molecule-by-molecule, or cluster-by cluster

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Bottom-up approach

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7
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used as the building blocks to produce nanoparticles, nanotubes, or nanorods, or thin films or layered structures.

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Atoms/Molecules

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7
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Many of these techniques are still under development or are just beginning to be used for
commercial production of nanopowders.

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Bottom-up approach

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8
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three basic types of nanocomposite.

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zero-dimensional
one-dimensional
two-dimensional

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8
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consists of nanotubes or nanorods distributed in a second matrix.

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one-dimensional nanocomposite

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built from stacks of thin films made of two or more different materials.

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Two-dimensional nanocomposite

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9
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this type of composite is generally made via a self-organization processes.

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Perfectly ordered zero-dimensional nanocomposite;

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10
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type of nanocomposite where the individual particles do not touch each other.

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zero-dimensional nanocomposite

10
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used for reinforcement or to introduce electric conductivity to the polymer.

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nanotubes/nanorods

11
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Such materials may have good electrical conductivity and high tensile strength.

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composite fibers (carbon nanotubes)

12
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nanotubes that are most well-known and have excellent mechanical, electrical, and
thermal properties.

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carbon nanotubes

13
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carbon nanotubes ,uses

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  • materials science
  • electronics
  • space elevators
14
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These are extremely thin wires with diameters in the nanoscale range.

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Nanowires

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Applications of Nanowires

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  • electronics
  • photonics
  • sensors and transistors
16
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These materials have nanoscale pores or voids in their structure.

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Nanoporous materials

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Uses of Nanoporous materials

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  • gas storage
  • catalysis,
  • filtration.
18
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extremely thin fibers, often produced by electrospinning.

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Nanofibers

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applications of nanofibers

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  • filtration
  • tissue engineering
  • drug delivery.
20
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nanoscale flat structures with a high aspect ratio.

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Nanoplates

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Uses of nanoplates

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  • catalysis
  • energy storage
22
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Fields where Nanotechnology can be applied

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Medicine
Electronics
Material Science
Energy
Environment
Information Technology
Aerospace

23
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focuses on developing nanoscale materials and devices for medical purposes, such as drug delivery, cancer treatment, and diagnostics.

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Nanomedicine

24
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involves the design and fabrication of tiny electronic components, such as nanoscale transistors, to improve the performance of electronic devices.

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Nanoelectronics