Nanotechnology
Aditya Engineering college
Civil-B
Members:-
 M.Sivaram
 Sk. Khalid
 B.Gowtam Pradeep
 I.Pradeepa
 N.Suhitha
Contents:-
 Introduction
 Nano Scale
 New Materials: Nanomaterials
 Applications
 Conclusion
 Any Queries!
Introduction:-
Nanotechnology:- The word nano means “dwarf” in Greek
language, means “billionth of unit”.
- Drexler originates molecular nanotechnology concepts at
MIT, in 1981.
 Nano meter= 10⁻⁹m
(As per Atomic Force Microscope)
E.g.:- DNA width= 2nm
Our Hair width= 80,000nm
Nano Scale
New Materials: Nano Materials
Techniques
Top-down Bottom-up
Top-down:- Refers to slicing or successive
cutting of a bulk material to get nano sized particle.
E.g.:- Attrition or Milling
Bottom-Up:- Refers to the build up of a material
from the bottom: atom by atom, molecule by
molecule or cluster by cluster.
E.g.:- Colloidal dispersion
Merits & Demerits:-
Top-up:-
Merit : Leads to the bulk production of nanomaterial
Demerit : Imperfection of surface structure and significant
crystallographic damage
Bottom-down:-
Merit : Plays an important role in the fabrication and
processing of nano structures
Demerit : Nothing new, industrial use for over a century.
E.g.:- Nitrate & Salt Industry
Applications:-
Types
Current
Potential short & long
term
 Current Applications represent Evolutionary developments of
existing technologies
E.g.:- Reduction in the size of electronic devices
Current Applications:-
 Sunscreens and Cosmetics:-
- Nano sized TiO2 and SiO2 are used in cosmetics, as
they absorb and reflect UV rays
- Nano sizes iron oxide present in lipstick as pigment.
- But concerns about consumer safety!
 Composites:-
- Carbon fibers and multi-walled CNT’s in polymers to
control and enhance conductivity
E.g.:- Antistatic Packaging
- Acts as fillers in matrix.
E.g.:- Reinforce car tyres
 Clay:-
- Contains naturally occurring nanoparticles used in construction
materials
- Contains plastic nano sized flakes used in Car bumpers.
 Tougher and Harder cutting tools:-
- Tungsten carbide, tantalum carbide and titanium carbide
- Erosion resistance and longer lasting
Longer-term Applications (Next 5-15 years):-
 Carbon Nanotubes (CNT’s):-
- High tensile strength, light weight
- Obvious area of application in reinforced composites
Types of CNT’s:-
1. Single walled nanotubes(SWNTs)
2. Multi walled nanotubes(MWNTs)
Synthesis of CNT’s:-
Arc Discharge Method Laser Ablation Method
Chemical Vapor Deposition Method(CVD):-
 Magnetic Materials:-
- Have applications in data storage(Computer Hard Disk)
- One piece of Info can be shrunk into Nanoscale, capacity of
disk can be improved dramatically.
 Medical Implants:-
- Nanocrystalline Zirconium Oxide is hard, wear-resistance,
bio-corrosion resistance & biocompatible, which is alternative
material for implants.
Nanobots repairing blood cells!
 Machinable Ceramics:-
- With a reduction in grain size to the nanoscale, ceramics
Ductility can be increased.
- Zirconia, a rendered super plastic used as components in
high-temperature furnaces.
 Water Purification:-
- Nano-engineered membranes could potentially lead to more
energy-efficient purification, i.e., desalination by Reverse
Osmosis.
 Military battle Suits:-
- Developed by the Institute for Soldier
Nanotechnologies at the MIT.
- Energy-absorbing materials that withstand blast
waves
- Incorporate sensors to detect chemical or
biological weapons.
 Fibers and Fabrics:-
- Used in transmission line cables, Woven fabrics & textiles.
 CNT Ceramics:-
- Made by material scientist at UC Davis
- Tougher, conduct electricity and acts as thermal barriers, depending
on orientation of nanotubes
- Used to coating Turbine blades, but they are also brittle.
Aero plane Engine blades
Wind Mill
 Biomedical Applications:-
- Cells don’t adhere to CNT’s, it gives rise to Coating for
“Prosthesis” and surgical implants
- The ability to functionalize side walls of CNT’s leads to “Vascular
Stents”
-Single strand of DNA can be bonded to a nanotubes, results in
Genetherephy.
Vascular Stents
Genetherephy:- The introduction of normal genes into cells in
place of missing or defective ones in order to correct genetic
disorders.
 Air, Water and Gas Filtration:-
- Not only blocked smallest particles but also kill most bacteria
- Thus it been commercialized and products are on market now
- Research is being done in development of CNT-based air and
gas filtration
- Someday it may be lead to filter liquids such as fuels and
lubricants.
Interesting fact about Nanometer!
 Conclusion:-
 Nanotechnology will increase standard of living
The development of nanomachines like I-switch,
Nano-impillers, Nanobots etc..
Up to today, Nanotechnology is what’s in, what's new
and what’s the latest technology being developed all
over he world!
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    Members:-  M.Sivaram  Sk.Khalid  B.Gowtam Pradeep  I.Pradeepa  N.Suhitha
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    Contents:-  Introduction  NanoScale  New Materials: Nanomaterials  Applications  Conclusion  Any Queries!
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    Introduction:- Nanotechnology:- The wordnano means “dwarf” in Greek language, means “billionth of unit”. - Drexler originates molecular nanotechnology concepts at MIT, in 1981.  Nano meter= 10⁻⁹m (As per Atomic Force Microscope) E.g.:- DNA width= 2nm Our Hair width= 80,000nm
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    New Materials: NanoMaterials Techniques Top-down Bottom-up
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    Top-down:- Refers toslicing or successive cutting of a bulk material to get nano sized particle. E.g.:- Attrition or Milling Bottom-Up:- Refers to the build up of a material from the bottom: atom by atom, molecule by molecule or cluster by cluster. E.g.:- Colloidal dispersion
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    Merits & Demerits:- Top-up:- Merit: Leads to the bulk production of nanomaterial Demerit : Imperfection of surface structure and significant crystallographic damage Bottom-down:- Merit : Plays an important role in the fabrication and processing of nano structures Demerit : Nothing new, industrial use for over a century. E.g.:- Nitrate & Salt Industry
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    Applications:- Types Current Potential short &long term  Current Applications represent Evolutionary developments of existing technologies E.g.:- Reduction in the size of electronic devices
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    Current Applications:-  Sunscreensand Cosmetics:- - Nano sized TiO2 and SiO2 are used in cosmetics, as they absorb and reflect UV rays - Nano sizes iron oxide present in lipstick as pigment. - But concerns about consumer safety!
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     Composites:- - Carbonfibers and multi-walled CNT’s in polymers to control and enhance conductivity E.g.:- Antistatic Packaging - Acts as fillers in matrix. E.g.:- Reinforce car tyres
  • 12.
     Clay:- - Containsnaturally occurring nanoparticles used in construction materials - Contains plastic nano sized flakes used in Car bumpers.  Tougher and Harder cutting tools:- - Tungsten carbide, tantalum carbide and titanium carbide - Erosion resistance and longer lasting
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    Longer-term Applications (Next5-15 years):-  Carbon Nanotubes (CNT’s):- - High tensile strength, light weight - Obvious area of application in reinforced composites Types of CNT’s:- 1. Single walled nanotubes(SWNTs) 2. Multi walled nanotubes(MWNTs)
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    Synthesis of CNT’s:- ArcDischarge Method Laser Ablation Method
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     Magnetic Materials:- -Have applications in data storage(Computer Hard Disk) - One piece of Info can be shrunk into Nanoscale, capacity of disk can be improved dramatically.  Medical Implants:- - Nanocrystalline Zirconium Oxide is hard, wear-resistance, bio-corrosion resistance & biocompatible, which is alternative material for implants.
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     Machinable Ceramics:- -With a reduction in grain size to the nanoscale, ceramics Ductility can be increased. - Zirconia, a rendered super plastic used as components in high-temperature furnaces.  Water Purification:- - Nano-engineered membranes could potentially lead to more energy-efficient purification, i.e., desalination by Reverse Osmosis.
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     Military battleSuits:- - Developed by the Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies at the MIT. - Energy-absorbing materials that withstand blast waves - Incorporate sensors to detect chemical or biological weapons.
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     Fibers andFabrics:- - Used in transmission line cables, Woven fabrics & textiles.  CNT Ceramics:- - Made by material scientist at UC Davis - Tougher, conduct electricity and acts as thermal barriers, depending on orientation of nanotubes - Used to coating Turbine blades, but they are also brittle.
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    Aero plane Engineblades Wind Mill
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     Biomedical Applications:- -Cells don’t adhere to CNT’s, it gives rise to Coating for “Prosthesis” and surgical implants - The ability to functionalize side walls of CNT’s leads to “Vascular Stents” -Single strand of DNA can be bonded to a nanotubes, results in Genetherephy.
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    Genetherephy:- The introductionof normal genes into cells in place of missing or defective ones in order to correct genetic disorders.
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     Air, Waterand Gas Filtration:- - Not only blocked smallest particles but also kill most bacteria - Thus it been commercialized and products are on market now - Research is being done in development of CNT-based air and gas filtration - Someday it may be lead to filter liquids such as fuels and lubricants.
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     Conclusion:-  Nanotechnologywill increase standard of living The development of nanomachines like I-switch, Nano-impillers, Nanobots etc.. Up to today, Nanotechnology is what’s in, what's new and what’s the latest technology being developed all over he world!