Titlebook: Silicon Versus Carbon; Fundamental Nanoproc Yuri Magarshak,Sergey Kozyrev,Ashok K. Vaseashta Conference proceedings 2009 Springer Science+B

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,Is “Silicate Life” Possible?,s at the mechanism of the elementary act at chemical reactions there was an opportunity to consider some chemical factors which influence the run of the reactions that earlier had slipped out from the attention.

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Nanocarbon Technologies: Prospects and Risks,ary approach has led us to new ideas and applications. Nanocarbons have little similarity with the well-known biologically active substances. There is no oxygen, nitrogen, phosphorous-containing or other typical moieties, such as common pharmacophoric anchors or groups. In the same time fullerenes d

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The Impact of Novel Technologies on the Environment Throughout History,hese types of environmental impacts will be illustrated with a known historical event. It is likely that the same three types of negative consequences will be seen in the nearest future upon the development and utilization of novel bio-organical and biotechnological products. These risks will be als

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Evaluation of Sustainability of the Carbon and Silicon Ecosystem: From Nanoparticles to Macroworld, distribution of carbon isotopes between different biotic levels demonstrates that radiocarbon of artificial emission is substantially less bio-available than those from natural sources. The environmental ability to recovery, lies in decontamination of carbon trophic circuits, is an order of magnitu