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What is the size range of nanoparticles?
1
to
100
nm
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How do nanoparticles differ from larger particles in terms of surface area?
They have a
higher
surface
area
to
volume
ratio
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Why are nanoparticles more reactive than larger particles?
More
atoms
are in
contact
with
reactants
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What are some applications of nanoparticles?
Silver nanoparticles
kill
bacteria
in
socks
Iron oxide nanoparticles
remove
arsenic
from
water
Zinc oxide nanoparticles
protect
against
UV
rays
in
sunscreens
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What is nanotechnology?
The use of nanoparticles to improve lives
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What happens to the properties of substances as their particle size decreases?
Properties can change
significantly
at smaller sizes
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What potential future use of nanoparticles is mentioned?
Delivering
medicines
to
tumors
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What is a potential risk of nanoparticles?
They may cause
health
problems
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Why might nanoparticles pose health risks?
They can pass through
cell
membranes
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What is currently unknown about nanoparticles?
The exact
long-term
health
risks
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of using nanoparticles?
Advantages:
Increased
reactivity
Unique properties at
small
sizes
Versatile applications in various fields
Disadvantages:
Potential
health
risks
Environmental concerns
Unknown
long-term
effects
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