This document discusses dimensions at the nanoscale. It begins by covering new length scales in microelectronics since the integrated circuit was created in 1961. It then explores the special properties of nanoparticles and how dimensions are classified at the nanoscale as 0, 1, 2, and 3 dimensions. Examples are given like carbon nanotubes that are 1 dimensional. The document concludes that it has covered making really small stuff at the nanoscale.

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NanoHacking: Converging Life and Tech at the Nanoscale
DIMENSIONALITY
Dr. Marc R. Dusseiller aka dusjagr
www.dusseiller.ch/labs
University of Liechtenstein,Vaduz – 25.4.2015

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Dimensions of Nanotechnology

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New length scales in microelectronics
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0 Dimensions of really really small stuff

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Special properties of Nanoparticles
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1 Dimensions of really really small stuff

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1 Dimensions of really really small stuff

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Carbon – It's Black!
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1 Dimensions of really really small stuff

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2 Dimensions of really really small stuff

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2.5 Dimensions of really really small stuff

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3 Dimensions of big stuff

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3 Dimensions of really really small stuff

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Making really really small stuff... all done