Nanotechnology refers to the manipulation of matter at dimensions ranging from ___ to ___. |
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True or False: Nanomaterials exhibit different properties compared to micromaterials due to their size and surface effects. |
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True or False: Carbon nanotubes are known for their high toxicity and poor electrical conductivity. |
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False: Carbon nanotubes are known for their low toxicity and high electrical conductivity. |
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Quantum dots have unique properties that make them suitable for applications in drug delivery, diagnostics, and medical imaging. |
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True or False: The Nano Mission was launched in 2001 to promote nanotechnology in India. |
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Nanocomposites are materials made from two distinct constituents that possess superior properties compared to their individual components. |
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True or False: India ranks first globally in nanotechnology research publications as of 2023. |
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False: India ranks third globally in terms of contributions to nanotechnology publications. |
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Nanosensors are used for pollution monitoring and detecting contaminants in the environment. |
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True or False: Nanotechnology is primarily limited to electronic applications and has no significance in healthcare. |
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False: Nanotechnology has significant applications in healthcare, including drug delivery and diagnostics. |
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What advancements have been made in nanotechnology for water treatment in India? |
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Development of metal nanoparticle-based filters and low-cost nanofiltration devices for purifying water. |
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What impact does the small size of nanoparticles have on their environmental behavior? |
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Their small size allows them to penetrate deep into the environment, raising concerns about potential chemical reactions and interactions with other particles. |
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True or False: Nanomaterials possess properties that are identical to those of micromaterials due to their size. |
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False. Nanomaterials have different properties than micromaterials due to their size and surface effects. |
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What is a significant challenge facing the commercialization of nanotechnology in India? |
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High costs for intellectual property rights and infrastructure, along with limited financial resources. |
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