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General market developments environmental problems through appropriate technology. Strategy plans are drawn up, such as the German government’s “Nano-Initiative — Action Plan 2010”, and exchanges between science, business and politics are intensified to help translate scientific know-how into marketable products.

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Is the devil in the dwarfs?olved in water produces an intense coloured liquid; other substances develop a strong catalytic effect at such small sizes. The applications for these and other special physical properties are described in numerous examples in this book.

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Nanotechnology and product designa new car, the Nanospyder. Thanks to the additive and highly flexible production process, the Nanospyder is optimised in all respects — weight, performance and energy consumption. Intelligent self-deforming zones anticipate the effects of external force and ensure the highest possible degree of security.

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Book 2008Latest editiontecture and the construction industry it has potentials that are already usable today, especially the coating of surfaces to lend them functional characteristics such as increased tensile strength, self-cleaning capacity, fire resistance, and others. Additives based on nanomaterials make common mate

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The development of nanotechnologyer examples in which “nano” plays a role are the red colour of Roman glass trophies and the red colouring of stained glass in medieval church windows. The deep red colouring of the gold that was used for this purpose is partly responsible for the illustrious colour of the stained glass windows. The

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