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2011-05-16 18:53:15
The term nanoparticles covers a diverse range of chemical and other entities. They can be metallic, mineral, polymer-based or a combination of materials. They have multiple uses: as catalysts, drug delivery mechanisms, dyes,
sunscreens, filters and much more.

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2011-05-16 18:47:57
here is no accepted international definition of a nanoparticle, but one given in the new PAS71 document developed in the UK is: "A particle having one or more dimensions of the order of 100nm or less".
There is a note associated with this definition: "Novel properties that differentiate nanoparticle
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