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What are nanoparticles?
Very tiny particles between 1 and 100
nanometers
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Why can't we see nanoparticles with a light microscope?
They are smaller than
0.000000001
0.000000001
0.000000001
meters
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What is the field of science that studies nanoparticles?
Nanoscience
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What is a key feature of nanoparticles?
They have a large
surface area
to
volume ratio
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Why does the surface area to volume ratio increase as particles get smaller?
Volume
decreases faster than surface area
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How does the surface area of nanoparticles benefit their use as catalysts?
More
exposed
surface area speeds up
reactions
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What is one application of nanoparticles in medicine?
Delivering drugs directly to
cells
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What are fullerenes made of?
Carbon atoms
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Why are nanoparticles exciting for electrical circuits?
Some can conduct electricity for
tiny
chips
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What property do silver nanoparticles have?
Antibacterial
properties
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How are silver nanoparticles used in healthcare?
Infused into
surgical masks
and dressings
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What is a concern regarding the effects of nanotechnology?
Its effects on our bodies are not fully understood
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What do some people believe about nanoparticles?
They need stricter
regulation
and labeling
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How do nanoparticles in sunscreen benefit skin protection?
They provide better coverage against
UV
rays
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What is uncertain about nanoparticles in sunscreen?
Whether they can enter the
body
and cause harm
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What is a potential environmental concern with nanoparticles?
They may damage the environment when
washed
away
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What should we do if we enjoy the video on nanoparticles?
Like and subscribe to the
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