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Sun powered chargers, otherwise called photovoltaics, depend on semiconductor gadgets, or sun-based cells, to change energy from the sun into power. To create power, sun-based cells need an electric field

Nanophysics

How can X-ray diffraction be used to analyze nanostructured materials in a trustworthy way?

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Inferable from their novel actual properties, nanostructured materials are presently at the forefront of materials science. A few unique methods

Nanotechnology

In-plane heterostructures are used to weave atomically tiny light seams.

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Scientists from Tokyo Metropolitan University have fostered a method for creating great monolayers of a choice of various transition metal

Nanotechnology

When levitated by laser light, glass nanoparticles exhibit surprising coupling.

Nanotechnology Article

A group of scientists at the University of Vienna, the Austrian Academy of Sciences and the University of Duisburg-Essen have

Physics

Vortices in Superfluid Helium Attract Silicon Nanoparticles

Physics Article

Scientists from Osaka University's Graduate School of Engineering Science have demonstrated how vortices that form inside superfluid helium can capture

Nanotechnology

Cu atoms in 2D lattice confinement enable room-temperature methane conversion.

Nanotechnology Article

Methane, as the primary part of shale gas, petroleum gas and burnable ice, is among the most encouraging energy assets for creating high-esteem synthetics. In any case, it is as

Nanotechnology