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April 2nd, 2004
Motion of nanomaterials in water depends on type
Abstract:
Broad statements about the environmental risks of nanomaterials may not be particularly meaningful. That’s the conclusion of researchers at Rice University, US, who looked at the movement of different nanomaterials in aqueous systems. “This is the first work to look at the movement of nanomaterials in a water environment,” Mark Wiesner of Rice University told nanotechweb.org. “[We found that] not all nanomaterials are mobile. The movement of nanomaterials in the environment is very case-specific.” (more on earlier article)
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