Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Green Nanochemistry

Using principles of green chemistry, scientists are designing materials and processes that provide the maximum benefits of nanotechnology while minimizing potential hazards. At the American Chemical Society symposium, held March 26-29 in Atlanta, speakers like Barbara Karn, Paul T. Anastas, Vicki Colvin, Somenath Mitra, Paul Alivisatos and Joseph M. DeSimone highlighted advances in environmental-friendly nanotechnology, called "Green Nanochemistry".

Nanotechnology and nanochemistry could bring fuel cells, solar cells and toxicologic sensor to a new level, with enhanced efficiency and extereme miniaturization as key advantages.

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