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 72
... nanomachines , and nanomachines can be used to remove pollutants from air and turn them into something else . Gases lack structure , so they will remain simple . Liquids are somewhat like gases , but their molecules cling to- gether to ...
... nanomachines , and nanomachines can be used to remove pollutants from air and turn them into something else . Gases lack structure , so they will remain simple . Liquids are somewhat like gases , but their molecules cling to- gether to ...
Page 158
... nanomachines could do likewise . On a more molecular level , they could use tunable dyes . Live lobsters are a dark ... nanomachines , but reversibly . How a surface appears depends on how it reflects or emits light . Nanomachines and ...
... nanomachines could do likewise . On a more molecular level , they could use tunable dyes . Live lobsters are a dark ... nanomachines , but reversibly . How a surface appears depends on how it reflects or emits light . Nanomachines and ...
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... nanomachines . Molecular systems engineering : Design , analysis , and construction of systems of molecular parts working together to carry out a useful pur- pose . Molecule : Group of atoms held together by chemical bonds ; the typical ...
... nanomachines . Molecular systems engineering : Design , analysis , and construction of systems of molecular parts working together to carry out a useful pur- pose . Molecule : Group of atoms held together by chemical bonds ; the typical ...
Contents
The Molecular World | 44 |
BottomUp Technology | 57 |
Paths Pioneers and Progress | 84 |
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