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Nanotechnology Flashcards

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The idea of manipulating and controlling things on an extremely small scale

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nanotechnology

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Understanding and control of matter at dimensions between approx. 1 and 100 nanometers

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nanotechnology

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Study of phenomena and fine-tuning of materials at atomic, molecular, and macromolecular scales; properties differ from those at a larger scale

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nanotechnology

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Technology working with and producing things at atomic level

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nanotechnology

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use atoms and molecules to design new materials that have improved or new properties

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nanotechnologists

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nanotechnology have dimensions between __ to ___ nanometers

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1 to 100 nanometers

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Nanomaterials have ___ surface area, resulting to increased _____ reactivity

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greater; chemical

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Decreasing ___ of particles is related to changes in particle’s magnetic, optical and electrical properties

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size

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  • made up of a clear silicone microfluidic chamber
  • developed by researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine
  • Provide faster, cheaper, and far more accurate results than any other available diagnostic equipment
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benefits of nanotechnology in medicine

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Dr. Robert Haddon used this as a material scaffolding to hold up regenerating bone

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SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES

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SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES was used by ____ to use as a material for scaffolding to hold up regenerating bone.

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Dr. Robert Haddon

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  • Improved flexibility & strength of artificial bone
  • New types of bone grafts
  • Advanced treatment methods for osteoporosis
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USE OF SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES:

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_____ _____ generated from iron oxide nanoparticles by Center of Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology (CBEN)

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FERROXANE MEMBRANE

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catalysts that can significantly reduce the polluting by-products generated in the production of paints, household detergents and automotive brake fluids

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SILVER NANOCLUSTERS

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________ - heterogeneous materials comprising multiple different phase domains

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nano composite

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Exhibit good gas-barrier properties, barrier properties against visible and UV light

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nano composite

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Able to ‘boot’ almost instantly, can quickly and effectively save data during a system shutdown

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Magnetic random access memory:

18
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Forming conductive lines, and print prototype circuit boards

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Silver nanoparticle ink:

19
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  • Nobel laureate
  • said that energy tops the list of the Top 10 problems facing humanity over the next 50 years
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Richard E. Smalley:

20
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  • improved storage capacity
  • Increased lifespan and find use in electric vehicles
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Nano optimized lithium-ion batteries

21
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Photovoltaic cells that convert any visible light into electrical energy’

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Dye sensitized solar cells (DSSC) or Gratzel cells

22
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Imitate the process of photosynthesis in green plants

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Make use of sensitizers with a broad absorption band coupled with nanocrystalline titanium oxide

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  • Added to modern automobile tires as reinforcing filler
  • Increases tire strength and longevity
  • Reduce rolling resistance which leads to fuel savings up to 10
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Nanoscale carbon black

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risk of nanotechnology

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toxicity

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  • Determines toxicity of nanomaterial
  • Minor changes in could heavily change its properties
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chemical structure

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Lack of information and methods that identify nanomaterials

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NANOPARTICLE ANALYSIS METHOD

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Exposure risk, probability of exposure, toxicological analysis, transport risk, transformation risk, ability to recycle

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FULL-RISK SAFETY ASSESSMENT ON HUMAN HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT

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Used to predict environmental impact

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LIFE CYCLE RISK ASSESSMENT

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Reduce the production of material waste

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GOOD EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN IN MANUFACTURING

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  • Used for energy storage, sports storage, sports equipment, automotive parts, water filters, thin film electronics, etc.
  • Toxicity similar to asbestos fiber) inhalation can lead to asbestosis, lung cancer, malignant mesothelioma)
  • more toxic than carbon black and quartz once in lungs
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CARBON NANOTUBES (CNTs)

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32
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other RISK CONCERN OF NANOTECHNOLOGY

  1. ____: May be emitted directly to air from the source
  2. _____: Many are soluble to water and are difficult to separate if inappropriately handled
  3. Disposal of _____
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Mobility, Solubility, NANOPARTICLES

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issues of nanotechnology

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  • Intellectual Property/Secrecy
  • Legitimacy of scientific results (Toxicology report and feasibility study that proves the product is safe)
  • Privacy Issues
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4 CHALLENGES IN DEALING WITH THE DEVELOPMENT, IMPACT, AND EFFECT OF NANOTECHNOLOGY

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  1. The Challenge of Technological Development
  2. The Challenge of Technological Foresight
  3. The Challenge of Credibility and Understanding
  4. The Challenge of Formulating Public Policy
35
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Control over the structure of matter. what challenge in dealing with the development, impact and effect of nanotechnology is this?

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The Challenge of Technological Development

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Sense of the lower bounds of future possibilities. what challenge in dealing with the development, impact and effect of nanotechnology is this?

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The Challenge of Technological Foresight

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Clearer understanding of what these technological possibilities. what challenge in dealing with the development, impact and effect of nanotechnology is this?

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The Challenge of Credibility and Understanding

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Formulating policies based on understanding. what challenge in dealing with the development, impact and effect of nanotechnology is this?

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The Challenge of Formulating Public Policy

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  • Full life-cycle analysis of nanotechnology products
  • Risk Management
  • Scientific experimentation
  • Establishing regulatory systems
  • Reevaluation of existing regulating systems
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Methods to address the negative implications of Nanotechnology

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INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON NANOTECHNOLOGY (ICON) was established at ___ university in ____, Texas in ______

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Rice University; Houston; 2004

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  • To develop and communicate information regarding the potential risks of nanotechnology
  • Worked with the academe industry, government, and NGO’s
  • August 2005 - successfully created a database that focused on the environmental, health, and safety
    implications of nanotechnology
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INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON NANOTECHNOLOGY (ICON)

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A U.S. Government research and development (R&D) initiative consist of 20 federal departments and agencies, observe policies in the manufacture and use of nanomaterials promoted the responsible development of nanotechnology

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NATIONAL NANOTECHNOLOGY INITIATIVE (NNI)

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