Unbounding the Future: The Nanotechnology RevolutionExamines the field of medicine, toxic waste, and production relating how they will revolutionize life in the future. |
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Page 67
... liquid in the pipe . Each rotor pocket has a size and shape that fits just one of the several different kinds of molecule in the liquid , so the process is rather selective . Captured molecules are then pushed into the pockets on the ...
... liquid in the pipe . Each rotor pocket has a size and shape that fits just one of the several different kinds of molecule in the liquid , so the process is rather selective . Captured molecules are then pushed into the pockets on the ...
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... Liquids will be good sources of raw materials for nanoma- chines because they are denser and can carry a wide range of fuels and raw materials in solution ( the pipe in the molecular - processing hall contained liquid ) . Nanomachines ...
... Liquids will be good sources of raw materials for nanoma- chines because they are denser and can carry a wide range of fuels and raw materials in solution ( the pipe in the molecular - processing hall contained liquid ) . Nanomachines ...
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... liquid . Then dunk the AFM tip into the liquid , bringing it down to the surface , and back it off a little . Construction can now begin as soon as a tool is loaded into the gripper . Tubes and pumps can flow different liquids over the ...
... liquid . Then dunk the AFM tip into the liquid , bringing it down to the surface , and back it off a little . Construction can now begin as soon as a tool is loaded into the gripper . Tubes and pumps can flow different liquids over the ...
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The Molecular World | 44 |
BottomUp Technology | 57 |
Paths Pioneers and Progress | 84 |
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