| nanometer |
A unit in which wavelengths of light and other radiant energy are expressed. One nanometer is one-billionth of a meter.
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| nanometer |
One-billionth of a meter. Visible light covers the wavelength range from 380 to 780 nm.
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| nanotechnology |
Originally used to define any work done on the molecular scale, or one billionth of a meter. This term is now used broadly (& loosely) for anything that is really small (usually smaller than a micrometer).
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| nanotechnology |
The science and art of making devices that are smaller in scale than MEMS, often at a molecular size, generally fabricated by chemical processes that result in the growth or formation of certain useful structures
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| nanotechnology |
incorporates scientific advances in protein synthesis, molecular engineering and micro-computing. It is creating a set of tools and processes that will enable the synthesis of materials and structures at the atomic level.5
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