Titlebook: Nanotechnology in a Nutshell; From Simple to Compl Christian Ng?,Marcel Van de Voorde Book 2014 Atlantis Press and the authors 2014 Environ

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Christian Ng?,Marcel H. Van de Voordeduced in the interstellar gas by the solar and stellar wind plasmas. Computation of the non-thermal diffuse background of energetic helium atoms in the heliosphere is also included for evaluation of the contributions from local and cosmic sources and analysis of related satellite observations. Work

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Book 2014f fields, including information and communication technologies, environmental sciences and engineering, societal life, and medicine, with provision of customized treatments..The book shows where nanotechnology is now - a fascinating time when the science is transitioning into complex systems with im

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Quantum and Mesoscopic Physics important and certain classical physical effects, which are negligible for macroscopic objects, can become prominent. We present here some new aspects showing how nano-objects behave compared to what is expected by extrapolating our knowledge on macroscopic systems. Further items will be introduced in the subsequent chapters when needed.

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New Forms of Carbon and New Opportunitiesand diamond. Since then, the situation has changed with recent discoveries showing the existence of other allotropes of carbon, which were already existing in nature but remained unknown to scientists. They opened up a whole world of potential applications in the nanotechnology domain with some of them already available today.