Definition of nanomaterial in English:

nanomaterial

nounˈnanə(ʊ)məˌtɪərɪəlˈnænoʊməˌtɪriəl

A material having particles or constituents of nanoscale dimensions, or one that is produced by nanotechnology.
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Example sentencesExamples
- By the time it's in a coating, it no longer exists as a nanomaterial.
- A biofunctional nanomaterial is one with nanometric dimensions and that biofunctions in order to fulfil a biological function.
- To transform the ammonia borane to a nanomaterial, scientists dissolve the solid compound in a solvent and then add the solution to the mesoporous support material.
- The normal operations risks associated with plastics and petroleum refining were greater than those for any nanomaterial.
- The objective of the project is to demonstrate that quantum dots can be used to produce an improved thermoelectric nanomaterial by engineering thermal and electronic properties to achieve increased fficiencies.
- A biofunctional nanomaterial can be a biosurface one.
- Today nanomaterial is built from a macro to a micro scale.
- This nanomaterial imitates the external wrapping of the AIDS virus and it can potentially be used to inhibit its entering the cell.
- Researchers picked fullerenes, molecules composed of 60 carbon atoms, as their model carbon-based nanomaterial.
- Thus, each nanomaterial may behave differently.
- The company will work to develop an advanced thermoelectric nanomaterial that, because of its improved efficiencies, could offer significant cost and performance benefits for both military and commercial applications.
- In composites, nanomaterials can improve the strength, heat resistance, corrosion resistance, and other properties of materials.

Definition of nanomaterial in US English:

nanomaterial

nounˈnanōməˌtirēəlˈnænoʊməˌtɪriəl

A material having particles or constituents of nanoscale dimensions, or one that is produced by nanotechnology.
纳米材料
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus, each nanomaterial may behave differently.
- A biofunctional nanomaterial can be a biosurface one.
- To transform the ammonia borane to a nanomaterial, scientists dissolve the solid compound in a solvent and then add the solution to the mesoporous support material.
- Researchers picked fullerenes, molecules composed of 60 carbon atoms, as their model carbon-based nanomaterial.
- By the time it's in a coating, it no longer exists as a nanomaterial.
- Today nanomaterial is built from a macro to a micro scale.
- A biofunctional nanomaterial is one with nanometric dimensions and that biofunctions in order to fulfil a biological function.
- The normal operations risks associated with plastics and petroleum refining were greater than those for any nanomaterial.
- The objective of the project is to demonstrate that quantum dots can be used to produce an improved thermoelectric nanomaterial by engineering thermal and electronic properties to achieve increased fficiencies.
- The company will work to develop an advanced thermoelectric nanomaterial that, because of its improved efficiencies, could offer significant cost and performance benefits for both military and commercial applications.
- In composites, nanomaterials can improve the strength, heat resistance, corrosion resistance, and other properties of materials.
- This nanomaterial imitates the external wrapping of the AIDS virus and it can potentially be used to inhibit its entering the cell.

单词	nanomaterial
释义	Definition of nanomaterial in English: nanomaterial nounˈnanə(ʊ)məˌtɪərɪəlˈnænoʊməˌtɪriəl A material having particles or constituents of nanoscale dimensions, or one that is produced by nanotechnology. 纳米材料 Example sentencesExamples By the time it's in a coating, it no longer exists as a nanomaterial. A biofunctional nanomaterial is one with nanometric dimensions and that biofunctions in order to fulfil a biological function. To transform the ammonia borane to a nanomaterial, scientists dissolve the solid compound in a solvent and then add the solution to the mesoporous support material. The normal operations risks associated with plastics and petroleum refining were greater than those for any nanomaterial. The objective of the project is to demonstrate that quantum dots can be used to produce an improved thermoelectric nanomaterial by engineering thermal and electronic properties to achieve increased fficiencies. A biofunctional nanomaterial can be a biosurface one. Today nanomaterial is built from a macro to a micro scale. This nanomaterial imitates the external wrapping of the AIDS virus and it can potentially be used to inhibit its entering the cell. Researchers picked fullerenes, molecules composed of 60 carbon atoms, as their model carbon-based nanomaterial. Thus, each nanomaterial may behave differently. The company will work to develop an advanced thermoelectric nanomaterial that, because of its improved efficiencies, could offer significant cost and performance benefits for both military and commercial applications. In composites, nanomaterials can improve the strength, heat resistance, corrosion resistance, and other properties of materials. Definition of nanomaterial in US English: nanomaterial nounˈnanōməˌtirēəlˈnænoʊməˌtɪriəl A material having particles or constituents of nanoscale dimensions, or one that is produced by nanotechnology. 纳米材料 Example sentencesExamples Thus, each nanomaterial may behave differently. A biofunctional nanomaterial can be a biosurface one. To transform the ammonia borane to a nanomaterial, scientists dissolve the solid compound in a solvent and then add the solution to the mesoporous support material. Researchers picked fullerenes, molecules composed of 60 carbon atoms, as their model carbon-based nanomaterial. By the time it's in a coating, it no longer exists as a nanomaterial. Today nanomaterial is built from a macro to a micro scale. A biofunctional nanomaterial is one with nanometric dimensions and that biofunctions in order to fulfil a biological function. The normal operations risks associated with plastics and petroleum refining were greater than those for any nanomaterial. The objective of the project is to demonstrate that quantum dots can be used to produce an improved thermoelectric nanomaterial by engineering thermal and electronic properties to achieve increased fficiencies. The company will work to develop an advanced thermoelectric nanomaterial that, because of its improved efficiencies, could offer significant cost and performance benefits for both military and commercial applications. In composites, nanomaterials can improve the strength, heat resistance, corrosion resistance, and other properties of materials. This nanomaterial imitates the external wrapping of the AIDS virus and it can potentially be used to inhibit its entering the cell.
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