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what size of particles are considered nanopaticles?
1nm-100nm
The field of research that focuses on nanoparticles is known as
nanoscience.
This research looks at the
properties
and applications of nanoparticles.
Nanoparticles have a very
high
surface area to volume ratio.
This means they make very good
catalysts
in chemical
reactions.
fullerenes
are nanoparticles made of spheres of carbon atoms, which may be used in the future to deliver
medicines
into our cells.
Nanoparticles containing the element
silver
are known to have
anti-bacterial
properties.
This means we can insert them into
surgical
masks or wound dressings, to reduce the risk of
infections.
what are the harmful effects of sun creams that contain nanoparticles?
they may enter
cells
and cause damage to our
DNA
they may cause harm to
oceanic
environments
Some nanoparticles may be used in
electrical circuits
because they are
small
and conduct electricity.
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