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Part I: Introduction to Nanoparticle characterization with AFMJ ennifer Scalf, Paul WestPacific Nanotechnology, Scott Blvd., Suite 29 Santa Clara, CA I: Introduction to Nanoparticle characterization with for nanoparticles While nanoparticles are important in a diverse set of fields, they can generally be classified as one of two types: engineered or nonengineered. Engineered nanoparticles are intentionally designed and created with physical properties tailored to meet the needs of specific applications. They can be end products in and of themselves, as in the case of quantum dots or pharmaceutical drugs, or they can be components later incorporated into separate end products, such as carbon black in rubber products, shown in Figure 1.
Part I: Introduction to Nanoparticle Characterization with AFM 1 Revision.1/16/06.A Applications for Nanoparticles While nanoparticles are important in a …
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