Chapter 11 Flashcards

Nanotechnology (40 cards)

1
Q

__________ operates at the smallest possible scale, the _______, where the extraordinary properties of material come to life.

A

Nanotechnology, nanoscale

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2
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________ was coined in ______ by _________, a professor at Tokyo University of Science describing his work on semiconductor processes such as thin film deposition and ion beam milling on the order of a nanometer.

A

Nanotechnology, 1974, Norio Taniguchi

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3
Q

The prefix nano is a unit of measurement of ______.

A

length

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4
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Nano is a Greek prefix meaning ____

A

dwarf

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5
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Nanotechnology is essentially technology that works on the nanoscale.

A

True

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6
Q

This encompasses a range spanning from 1 to 100 nanometers.

A

Nanotechnology

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7
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The idea and concepts behind nanoscience and nanotechnology started from physicist ___________ talk about “______________” in an American Physical Society Meeting at the California Institute of Technology on _____________, before the use of the term nanotechnology.

A

Richard Feynman, There’s plenty of room at the bottom, Dec. 29, 1959

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8
Q

It was in _____ that modern nanotechnology began, with the development of the scanning tunneling microscope that allows the observation of individual atoms.

A

1981

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9
Q

Physicist ________ is know as the Father of Modern Nanotechnology

A

Richard Feynman

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10
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  • a notable nanotechnology research facility in the Philippines, and was made accessible to the public on _________.
A

Nano Lab, July 1, 2015

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11
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Nano Lab is a project of ________

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Department of Science and Technology- Industrial Technology Development Institute (DOST-ITDI)

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12
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Its mission is to provide local industries with research and development opportunities and technical support using state of the art equipment and devices.

A

Nano Lab

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13
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Ateneo de Davao University

A

Chemistry Analytical and Research Laboratory

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14
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Ateneo de Manila University

A

Nanotechnology Laboratory

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15
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De LaSalle University

A

iNano Research and Solid State Physics Lab

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16
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UPLB Nanotechnology Program

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UPLB NanoScience and Technology Facility Analytical and Instrumentation Service Laboratory

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17
Q

2020

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Development of potable Ultrafiltration/ Nanofiltration Membrane Module for Treatment of Potable water for Remote/Field Application (Mabuhay Straw)

18
Q

2021

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Environmental, Health and Safety Research in the Risk Assessment of Nanomaterials

19
Q

2022

A

Porous Inorganic Nanocarriers in Drug Delivery Applications

20
Q

2023 Ongoing R&D Projects

A

Cellulose Nanocrystals (CNC) derived from Ananas Comosus leaves for Industrial Applications and Biomedical Applications- Phase 2 Functionalization and Application Testing

21
Q

It purify, desalinate, and detoxify the water.

A

Nanomembranes

22
Q

It detect the contaminants and pathogens in the water.

23
Q

Used to purify the water

A

Nanoporous zeolites, Nanoporous polymers, and attapulgite clays

24
Q

Abatement/ lessening of the environmental pollutants

A

Zero- Valent Iron Nanoparticles, Nanoscale iron particles

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- are ecofriendly materials used to minimize the generation of pollution.
Green Nanocomposites such as Starch based nanocomposites, Cellulose based nanocomposites, and Protein based nanocomposites
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- an application of nanotechnology in the fields of health and medicine for early detection and prevention, improved diagnosis, proper treatment, and follow up diseases.
Nanomedicine
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These are considered chemicals, and those materials can react with our bodies.
Nanomaterials
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To develop advance biosensorS
Carbon nanotubes
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For site specific drug delivery
Nanoparticles
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________ in livestock feed act as mineral supplements
Nanomaterials_
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_____ nanoparticles in fertilizers affecting plant growth and development.
Zinc Oxide
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It enhances the food pack's barrier and heat resistance functions; improves biodegradability
Food packaging nanotechnology
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Creation of _______ that notify consumers of microbial contamination by changing its color and can repair itself when ripped during transport.
Smart Packaging
34
Nanoparticle ingredients called ________ in many nutritional supplement products.
Nanoceuticals
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________ are used to minimize the losses of mobile nutrients (development of slow/controlled- release fertilizers e.g. ____- in pellet form)
Nanofertilizers,osmocote
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______ are used to control and manage pests
Nanopesticides
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_______ are used to detect water contaminants such as nitrate, nitrite, and urease from urea
Nanobiosensors
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________ for soil remediation to remove the pollutants from contaminated soil.
Nanomaterials
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_________ has also been applied to the transportation sector, specially to enhance safety, durability, cost effectiveness, and sustainability.
Nanotechnology
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_____ helps to carry food additives without changing the physical aspect of the food, ________for food packaging and _______ for diagnosing any contaminants from food.
Nanoparticles, nanopolymers, nanosensors