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This document summarizes how nanotechnology can be incorporated into a high school curriculum to address science teaching standards. It discusses how various nanotechnology concepts relate to standards around physical science, engineering, and ethics. It then provides examples of hands-on nanotechnology activities and experiments that could be done in the classroom, such as constructing dye-sensitized solar cells. The document concludes by thanking those involved in funding the nanotechnology education initiatives.
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