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This page is started with the material for the wikibook ' Opensource Handbook of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology'

Part 1: Introduction

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Nanotechnology is the modern technology of micro subsctances.The branch of technology that deals with dimensions and tolerances of less than 100 nanometres, especially the manipulation of individual atoms and molecules .The pdf below will you give brief explanation about Nanotechnology.

PDF files

Nanotechnology.pdf

Part 2: Seeing 'Nano'

These are the instruments that nanotechnologists use to 'see' very small objects that present themselves on the nanoscale (a billionth of a meter).

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Image:MicroscopesOverview.jpg - Overview of microscope types
Nano in the larger picture
nano
electronics

Optical Microscopy

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1869
salt and sugar
pixels
micro plastic

Electron Microscopy

General

wood
pollen
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Image:AntsAndAtomsWithScaleBars.jpg - microscope resolutions
Image:Two_microgrippers.jpg - Two microfabricated electrostatically actuated grippers moving towards each other inside an electron microscope
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SEM

walnut leaf
pollen
blood cells
tooth
coronavirus
oxides
Lecithin
electrospun scaffold
skin graft
Chinese medicine
Nanoparticles in Brain Metastases
Keratella cochlearis
Bosch product

ESEM

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gold particles
gold particles
wool
mineral
hair
fibres
polystyrene

TEM

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veterinary virus

Scanning probe microsocpy

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coating
Crystal surface

Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)

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Image:Typical_AFM_cantilever.jpg - A typical AFM cantilever
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Crystallized cellulose
platelet

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The AFM cantilever and the forces on it and the sample

AFM cantilever detectors and angles

Scanning Tunneling Microscopy

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Part 3: Physics on the Nanoscale

How do things move, and what are the important forces on the nanoscale? It is very important to know these forces, and to take them seriously. This is because as you get smaller and smaller, the forces you think are weak - or don't even notice - take much greater effect.

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Catalysts
plasma layer machine
electro spinning machine

Part 4: Nanomaterials

The typical nanostructures and their functionality.

Overviews

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surface
nanofibres
sponge
plant sponge
cracked Surface layer
TiO residue
gold-silicon
fracture
fractured
layer
comparing samples

Nanotubes and wires

The basis for a huge amount of nanotechnology, these nanowire and tubes come in several types such as Singlewall carbon nanotubes (can be metallic or semiconducting), multiwall nanotubes as well as various bamboo-structures or nanofibers/whiskers/coils.

Carbon nanotube
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nanotubes
nanotubes
porous gold nanowire

Buckminsterfullerenes (Buckyballs)

Buckminsterfullerenes, affectionately known as 'buckyballs'.

Quantumdots and Nanoparticles

These are nanoscale particles of various materials.

deposited on a surface
quantum dots under UV
Quantum dots
silver particle memory
coacervate drops

Colloids

Nanoparticles in dispersion. A nanoparticle dispersion is also called a sol.

particles in an abalone shriveling syndrome-associated virus suspension
magnetite solution
silica suspension
silver particles
Lithium titanate colloid, non-Newtonian fluid

Fluorescing Quantum Dots

These begin to have many uses in biological tag systems (among others). This is because quantum dots can have very stable fluoresence unlike fluorescing molecules that are prone to bleaching and influenced by the environment. The fluorescent color can be tune by the particle size.