Encyclopedia nanotechnology (151 résultats)

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Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Vol. I Nanotechnology revolution Series preface. Introduction. I. 1. Nanotechnology looking ahead. 2. The molecular world. 3. Bottom up technology. 4. Fundamental issues of nanotechnology. 5. The threshold of nanotechnology. 6. Working with nanotechnology. 7. The spiral of capability. 8. Nanotechnology fulfilling the basics. 9. Nanotechnology aiding the environment. 10. Nanomedicine. 11. Limits and downsides. 12. Safety accidents and abuse. 13. Nanotechnology policy and prospects. 14. Conclusion. II. 15. NASA applications of molecular nanotechnology. 16. Introduction to fullerenes. 17. Geometry of fullerenes. 18. Nanotubes. 19. Applications of carbon nanotubes (buckytubes). 20. Semiconductor superlattices. Index. Vol. II Nanostructured materials Series preface. Introduction.1. Nanostructured materials an introduction. 2. Overview of semiconductors. 3. Semiconductor devices. 4. Semiconductor devices transistor. 5. Semiconductor devices diode. 6. Semiconductor devices microprocessor and thermistor. 7. Semiconductor materials and spintronics. 8. Two terminal three terminal four terminal semiconductor devices. 9. Basics of superconductors. 10. Types of superconductors. 11. Nanostructure science and technology overview. 12. Synthesis and Assembly of Nanostructure materials. 13. Nanoparticulates dispersions and coatings. 14. High surface area nanomaterials. 15. Functional nanoscale devices. 16. Bulk behavior of Nanostructured materials. 17. Biologically related aspects of nanoparticles Nanostructured materials and nanodevices. Appendix. Index. Vol. III Nanocomposites Series preface. Introduction. 1. Nanocomposites. 2. Nanomaterial additives. 3. Nanocomposite classification system. 4. Nanocomposites applications. 5. Nanocomposites using plastics. 6. Nanocomposite's role in automotive and barrier packaging. 7. Nanocomposites improve package properties. 8. More application of nanocomposites. 9. Polymer nanocomposites. 10. Clay Containing Polymeric Nanocomposites (CPNC). 11. Clay based nanocomposites. 12. Polyolefin nanocomposites. 13. Polymer silicate nanocomposites via melt compounding. 14. Dendrimer nanocomposites in medicine. 15. Nanoparticles. 16. Nanoparticles nanotubes and nanocomposites. 17. More applications of nanoparticles. 18. Nanoart. 19. Nanocrystals. 20. Nanoclusters. 21. Current commercial applications of nanomaterials. Index. Vol. IV Nanoelectronics Series preface. Introduction. 1. Nanoelectronics introduction. 2. Nanoscale electronics. 3. A brief overview of nanoelectronic devices. 4. Quantum dots an introduction. 5. Quantum dots more details. 6. Resonant Tunneling Devices (RTDs). 7. Resonant tunneling device logic circuits. 8. Applications nanodevices nanoelectronics and nanosensors. 9. Nano optics introduction. 10. Wafer level nano optics. 11. Near field optical microscopy. 12. Single carbon nanotube optical spectroscopy. 13. Optical processing. 14. Optoelectronic space applications. 15. Integrated optical circuits. Vol. V Nanorobotics Nanorobotics preface. Introduction. 1. Introduction to nanorobotics. 2. Nature's nanorobotic devices. 3. Nanorobotics design and control. 4. SPM and nanomanipulation. 5. Nanorobots medicine of the future. 6. Robots in the bloodstream the promise of nanomedicine. 7. Robots in surgery. 8. Vasculoid a personal nanomedical appliance to replace human blood. 9. Vasculoid physiological materials transport. 10. Biocompatibility of vasculoid systems. 11. Control systems and computational requirements and hypothetical vasculoid installation scenarios. 12. Vasculoid optional equipment. 13. Nano tribology. 14. Nanotribology modeling atoms when surfaces collide. Index. Vol. VI Nanomedicine Series preface. Introduction. 1. The prospect of nanomedicine. 2. Nanomedicine taxonomy. 3. Nanomedicine the medical revolution. 4. Nanosensors and nanoscale scanning. 5. Six opportunities in nano enabled drug delivery systems. 6. Nano enabled drug discovery seven technologies to watch. Nanomedicine glos. …

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Hardback. Etat : New. Nanotechnology is the study of the nanoscale: objects around a nanometer (NM) in size. Our ability to develop enormous, complex products with nanometer accuracy is quickly evolving, and comprises of hierarchical reductive methodologies and base up additive approaches. On the other hand, nature has idealized a variety of organic tools that operate at the nanoscale, structures which regularly self-regulate driven by the atomic science of subunit combinations. This chapter describes various terminologies in nanofabrication and organic gathering, microscopy, and nanoscale natural systems. Nanotechnology includes the advancement of manmade or artificial particles and sub-atomic particles that have aspects in the nanometer range (somewhere in the range of 1 and 100 nm in some respect). When combined with biotechnology, nanotechnology becomes an incredible new stage with countless applications across a wide number of pragmatic applications including farming, indicative technology, new drugs, clinical imaging, biological sensors, and others. Currently, the quantity of possible types of nanomaterials accessible for use in biotechnological applications includes nanoparticles, nanowires, nanofibers, nanostructures, and nanomachines. The risk potential of nanomaterials is however arising, and showing that there are a few materials that have qualities that might require some level of upgrade to eliminate the chance of unfavorable impacts and an open risk. In spite of the difficulties, the commercialization of nanobiotechnology products seems to have a splendid future, and within 10 years, numerous new results of this nature are probably going to be supported and used across different sectors.…

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Etat : New. &Uumlber den AutorDr Saeed Farrokhpay is a Chemical Engineer with several years of experience in mineral & material processing. He obtained his PhD from University of South Australia in 2005. He is currently a Technical Consultant in Au.

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