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Tag: hydrogen bonds

Now you see me!

October 1, 2013August 17, 2015 Dan Jenkinson Leave a comment

There once was a time, long ago, when I was told that “atoms are the smallest things in the world, and we will never be able to see them.” Who knew then that science would advance to such an extent that not only can we distinguish atoms, but can detect intermolecular interactions and observe chemical […]

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Does it itself nanotechnology

March 22, 2010December 30, 2011 Science Brainwaves Leave a comment

In my first post  I mentioned that one of the key advantages to nanomaterials is that their properties depend directly upon the size and shape of the particles. This becomes important in developing new technologies as the material can be tailored to suit a specific task by changing the size and shape of the nanostructures. […]

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