Lesson 13 - Nanotechnology Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

It is a branch of technology that deals with
the manipulation and study of matter at
nanoscale level.

A

Nanotechnology

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2
Q

A nanoscale deals with dimensions between
approximately __ and __ nanometers;
billionths of a meter (10^-9)

A

1 and 100 nanometers

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3
Q

Nanoscale Level

A

▪ Small dimensions
▪ Materials possessing, at minimum, one external dimension measuring 1-100nm

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4
Q

Can occur naturally, be created
as the by-products of
combustion reactions, or be
produced purposefully through
engineering to perform a
specialized function.

A

Nanomaterial

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5
Q

Exhibit unique physicochemical properties that differ markedly from their bulk counterparts.

A

Nanomaterial

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6
Q

❑ It involves design, characterization, production, and application of
structures, devices, and systems by controlling shapes and sizes at
the nanometer scale.
❑ It covers all types of research and technologies that deal with special
properties of matter on an atomic molecular and supramolecular
shape.
❑ Convergent science: brings together various fields of science through
its innovations
❑ Enabling science: provides platforms for new innovations

A

Nanotechnology

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7
Q

brings together various fields of science through
its innovations

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Convergent science

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8
Q

provides platforms for new innovations

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Enabling science

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9
Q

▪ Japanese scientist; first to use and define
the term “nanotechnology” in 1974
▪ “Nanotechnology mainly consists of the
processing of separation, consolidation, and
deformation of materials by one atom or one
molecule”

A

Norio Taniguchi

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10
Q

when the scanning tunneling
microscope allowed scientists and engineers
to see and manipulate individual atoms.

A

1981

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11
Q

the Nobel Prize in Physics for inventing the
scanning tunneling microscope.

A

Gerd Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer (1986)

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12
Q

sunscreen (made of zinc oxide and/or titanium dioxide); cakey or forms white film or residue on the skin

A

1980’s

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13
Q

made up of chemicals like oxybenzone,
avobenzone, and octinoxate; harsh on skin

A

chemical sunscreen

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14
Q

zinc oxide and titanium dioxide; doesn’t leave a
white tint behind

A

mineral sunscreen

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15
Q

which can employ
molecular processes within cells
that delivers drugs to specific
molecular sites or even carry out
surgery (Biercuk, 2011).

A

Nanobots

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16
Q

have been utilized in
wound dressing, surgical textiles and
implants, tissue technology, and
artificial organ components.

17
Q

are creating intelligent
bandages which are absorbed into
the tissue when the wound has
healed.

18
Q

A new skin-like _______ developed by
researchers can heal wounds in about a
day.

19
Q

made of entangled polymers
and nanosheets, can repair itself up to ______
in _____ hours and fully restore within ______
hours.

A

hydrogel

90%

four hours and fully restore within 24 hours

20
Q

is enhanced with the discovery of
its bactericidal properties of Ag
nanoparticles (1-100 nm)

A

antimicrobial properties of Silver (Ag)

21
Q

are used in the form of prostheses and wound dressings embedded antimicrobial agents and for
coatings of surgical instruments.

A

Silver nanoparticles

22
Q

have specific nanoporous cage-like structures used in molecular sieves.

A

Zeolites (SiO and Al2O3)

23
Q

acts as super capacitors for energy storage; manufacturing of rechargeable batteries

24
Q

Its coatings can also serve as protective coatings with superior chemical, moisture, corrosion, UV,
and fire-resistance properties.

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have been proven to be useful as drug delivery vehicles.
nanoparticles