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What is Nanotechnology?<\/h2>\n

The technical definition of Nanotechnology is the manipulation of atoms and molecules to produce a more significant product. The manipulation of atoms is done at a scale of 1 to 100 nanometers. But is it Physics, Chemistry<\/a>, or Biology<\/a>? It is actually an amalgamation of all three.<\/span><\/p>\n

In layman\u2019s term, nanotechnology is the study of atoms and how they interact. Pick any object around you, your smartphone or even your T-shirt. Now think about what it does well and what it doesn\u2019t do well. Your shirt, for instance, makes you look great but if you wear your T-shirt on a hot summer day or while working out, the sweat will be visible on the shirt, but if its atoms are manipulated, you can produce a material which is sweatproof. Everything good or bad depends on the individual atoms. Nanotechnology helps understanding what is happening on the nanoscale.<\/span><\/p>\n

Applications of Nanotechnology<\/h2>\n

Nanotechnology is used in almost every industry but the main application of nanotechnology is in:<\/p>\n