Introduction
What nanotechnology is?
Introduction to Nanomaterials
Application of Nanotechnology
Barriers
Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
Nano-particles:-
It is defined as a particle with at
least one dimension less than
200nm. Nano-particles made of
semiconducting material(Ex-
Silicon)
Nano-composites:-
It is produced by adding Nano-
particle to bulk material in order to
improve its bulk properties
Carbon Nano-tubes:-
They are the form of carbon that was
first discovered in 1952 in Russia and
then re-discovered in the 1990s in
Japan.
They are cylindrical in shape with
Nano-meter diameter.
Production cost of Nano-tubes is
high and the price ranges from 20
to 1000 per gram depending on
quality.
Types of Nano-tubes:-
Single-walled carbon Nano-tubes
Multi-walled carbon Nano-tubes
Titanium Dioxide (TiO2)
conventional self-cleaning
glass glass
Self cleaning of Glass
Nanotechnology in
Glass
1. FABRICATION
2. HEALTH
3. ENVIRONMENT
4. COST
1. FABRICATION
Current efforts in the field of nanotechnology are focussed on the fabrication,
characterization and use of these materials on a Nano scale.
2. HEALTH
Nanotechnology based construction products might be harmful to health. example, the
nanotubes might cause lung problems to the workers.
Barriers cont..
3. ENVIRONMENT
The effect of various nanomaterials on the natural environment is hotly
debated in nanotechnology and environmental research.
Moreover it will create a new category of Nano-waste which has to be
extracted and treated.
4. COST
The cost of most nanotechnology materials and equipment are relatively
high. In comparison to traditional method.
Journals.iop.org
Nanoarchitecture.net
Nanoforum.org
Wikipedia.org
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