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    Nanotechnology involves manipulating materials at the atomic and molecular scale. There are two main approaches - top-down, which works with larger objects and makes them smaller, and bottom-up, which builds structures one atom or molecule at a time. Key tools that enable nanotechnology include scanning probe microscopes that can interact with and move individual atoms. Nanotechnology is already being applied in medicine for targeted drug delivery, in materials science to create stronger lightweight materials, and in electronics manufacturing. However, there are also concerns about potential environmental and health risks from nanotechnology that warrant further research and regulation.

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    Nanotechnology involves manipulating materials at the atomic and molecular scale. There are two main approaches - top-down, which works with larger objects and makes them smaller, and bottom-up, which builds structures one atom or molecule at a time. Key tools that enable nanotechnology include scanning probe microscopes that can interact with and move individual atoms. Nanotechnology is already being applied in medicine for targeted drug delivery, in materials science to create stronger lightweight materials, and in electronics manufacturing. However, there are also concerns about potential environmental and health risks from nanotechnology that warrant further research and regulation.

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    Presented By

    N.Swapnika kiran(3/4EEE)
    D.Swetha Pavani(3/4EEE)

    BAPATLA ENGINEERING COLLEGE

    INTRODUCTION
    WHAT IS NANOTECHNOLOGY ?

    APPROACHES OF NANOTECHNOLOGY:
    TOP DOWN
    BOTTOM UP

    CONCEPTS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY:
    POSITIONAL ASSEMBLY
    SELF-REPLICATION

    TOOLS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY:
    The icons of this revolution are scanning probe microscopesthe
    scanning tunneling microscope (STM) and the atomic force
    microscope (AFM).
    Both these machines have the ability to interact with materials at the
    molecular level, although this is limited.

    They are capable of creating pictures of individual atoms or moving


    them from place to place.

    CARBON NANOTUBES (Key role in Nano Technology):

    REAL-WORLD NANO EXISTS:


    IN MEDICINE: Monitoring body state:

    IN MACHINERY:

    IN SPACE RESEARCH:
    Nanostructuring is also critical to the design and manufacture
    of lightweight, high-strength, thermally stable materials for
    aircraft, rockets, space stations, and planetary/solar exploratory
    platforms.

    TRANSPORTATION:

    DISADVANTAGES:
    Any powerful technology can be used to do great harm as well as
    great good. And Nanotechnology is no exception to it. The concerns
    include:
    ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION.
    MUTATION.
    RUNAWAY CONDITION.
    WEAPONS.

    SUGGESTIONS:
    FOR PRIVATE SECTOR
    FOR GOVERNMENT R&D LABORATORIES
    FOR GOVERNMENT FUNDING AGENCIES

    CONCLUSION:

    QUERIES?

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