Nanoscience WJEC Chemistry Unit 2 2 1 part
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Nanoscience WJEC Chemistry Unit 2 - 2. 1 (part) WJEC Science (Double Award) Unit 5 - 5. 1 (part)
What is a nanoparticle? One million nanoparticles placed side by side would span 1 mm.
Macro…. . 93 Billion light years The universe telescope
Macro…. . 100 thousand light years The milky way (our galaxy) telescope
Macro…. . 13 thousand km The Earth (our Planet) telescope
Macro…. . 320 km Wales telescope
Macro…. . 150 metre Principality stadium telescope
Macro…. . 2 metre Person Eye
Macro…. . 2 cm Your finger Eye
Macro…. . mm 1 Pencil point Eye
Micro…. . microscope 300 micrometer Flea
Micro…. . microscope 40 micrometer Human hair
Micro…. . microscope 20 micrometer One blood cell
Micro…. . microscope 4 micrometer One Bacterium E-coli
Electron microscope Nano…. . 400 nanometre One Flu Virus (Influenza)
Electron microscope Nano…. . 40 nanometre Molecule of protein
Nano …. . 1 nanometre Molecule of Carbon 60 Electron microscope
Properties of Nanoparticles Silver (nano) The properties of nano particles are different to the material in it’s bulk form. Silver in this form shows different properties: 1) antibacterial 2) antiviral 3) antifungal e. g. In each of the above examples, the silver nanoparticles prevent the organism’s respiratory enzymes from working, and so kills them in minutes. silver Nano sized silver Special socks are now available that include silver nanoparticles in order to heal conditions such as athlete’s foot. Research has shown that silver can also be used to treat many diseases, from flu to HIV.
Using Silver Nanoparticles The silver nanoparticles in this sock kills odour causing bacteria and keep the socks fresh! Coating the inside of the fridge with silver nanoparticles ensures that any microbe is killed and keeps the fridge clean hygienic and safe. Nanoparticles in the washing machine ensure that the clothes are cleaned and disinfected.
Properties of Nanoparticles Titanium dioxide The properties of nano particles are different to the material in it’s bulk form. Titanium dioxide in the nano form shows the following properties: 1) absorbs UV light 2) reflects UV light 3) catalyses breakdown of dirt in presence of UV light e. g. titanium dioxide As nano titanium dioxide absorbs and reflects UV light it is used in sun creams, it is also transparent which appeals to consumers. It is also used in self cleaning windows. It coats the glass, helps to break down the dirt and water will spread out in a thin film rather than droplets. nano titanium dioxide
Advantages and disadvantages of using nanoparticles Disadvantages Advantages Nanoparticles
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