| Dna nanostructure (32) |  |
| Metal nanostructure (3) | |
| Nanobubble (4) | |
| Nanocage (12) | |
| Nanocapsule (25) | |
| Nanocomposite (87) | |
| Nanocube (23) | |
| Nanofiber (112) | |
| Nanofibre (6) | |
| Nanoflake (7) | |
| Nanofluid (9) | |
| Nanoframe (10) | |
| Nanohole (10) | |
| Nanolattice (3) | |
| Nanolayer (5) | |
| Nanomesh (37) | |
| Nanoneedle (12) | |
| Nanopillar (20) | |
| Nanopore (106) | |
| Nanoribbon (83) | |
| Nanoring (4) | |
| Nanorod (69) | |
| Nanosheet (85) | |
| Nanostructure (323) | |
| Nanotube (863) | |
| Nanowire (491) | |
what they call three-dimensional nanolattices that are formed by a repeating nanoscale pattern. After the patterning step they coated the polymer scaffold with a ceramic called alumina
and removed the polymer core leaving a ceramic nanolattice. The lattice is constructed of hollow struts with walls no thicker than 75 nanometers. e are now able to design exactly the structure that we want to replicate
what they call three-dimensional nanolattices that are formed by a repeating nanoscale pattern. After the patterning step,
< Back - Next >
Overtext Web Module V3.0 Alpha
Copyright Semantic-Knowledge, 1994-2011