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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... Nano- technology Center , " Professor Kobayashi said . The professor's guest complimented the work as he wondered to himself , When would an American professor be able to say the same ? This Nanotechnology Center was being built in the ...
... Nano- technology Center , " Professor Kobayashi said . The professor's guest complimented the work as he wondered to himself , When would an American professor be able to say the same ? This Nanotechnology Center was being built in the ...
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... nano in nanotechnology comes from nanos , the Greek word for dwarf . In science , the prefix nano- means one - billionth of some- thing , as in nanometer and nanosecond , which are typical units of size and time in the world of ...
... nano in nanotechnology comes from nanos , the Greek word for dwarf . In science , the prefix nano- means one - billionth of some- thing , as in nanometer and nanosecond , which are typical units of size and time in the world of ...
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... nano- technology in the sense found here . Nanolithography , nanoelectronics , nanocomposites , nanofabrication : not all that is nano- is molecular , or very relevant to the concerns raised in this book . The terms mo- lecular ...
... nano- technology in the sense found here . Nanolithography , nanoelectronics , nanocomposites , nanofabrication : not all that is nano- is molecular , or very relevant to the concerns raised in this book . The terms mo- lecular ...
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The Molecular World | 44 |
BottomUp Technology | 57 |
Paths Pioneers and Progress | 84 |
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