Nanotechnology in Daily Life

With the development of science and technology and research on nanotechnology, more and more nanotechnologies are transitioning from theory to practice. In daily life, the term “nanotechnology” is increasingly appearing in the public eye, from news media reports on cutting-edge nanoscience and nanoconcept products to the so-called nanoproducts in major shopping malls.

Nanomaterials have a wide range of applications in various fields due to their unique properties, making them an indispensable part of modern society.

Applications of Nanotechnology

Clothing:

1. Adding nanomaterials to textiles and synthetic products can eliminate odors and kill bacteria;

2. Adding a small amount of metal nanoparticles to synthetic fabrics can eliminate static electricity.

Food:

1. Refrigerators can be antibacterial using nanomaterials;

2. Using nanomaterials to create sterile utensils and food packaging;

3. Utilizing nanopowders can purify wastewater to meet drinking standards;

4. Producing nano-food that is visually appealing, flavorful, and beneficial to health.

Housing:

1. The application of nanotechnology increases the washability of wall coatings by 10 times;

2. A nano-thin layer applied to glass and tiles can create self-cleaning surfaces, eliminating the need for scrubbing;

3. Building materials containing nanoparticles can absorb harmful ultraviolet rays.

Transportation:

1. Nanomaterials can enhance and improve the performance metrics of vehicles;

2. Nano-ceramics are expected to become ideal materials for engine components in cars, ships, and airplanes, greatly improving engine efficiency, lifespan, and reliability;

3. Nanosatellites can provide real-time traffic information to drivers, aiding in safe driving.

What Everyday Items Use Nanomaterials?

In real life, nanotechnology has a wide range of applications.

Ultrasensitive sensors are one of the most promising application areas for nanoparticles:

The characteristics of nanoparticles, such as high specific surface area, high reactivity, and extreme miniaturization, correspond well with the multifunctional, miniaturized, and high-speed requirements of sensors. Additionally, as sensor materials, they are required to have broad functionality, high sensitivity, fast response speed, wide detection range, good selectivity, high load resistance, and stability, which nanoparticles can fulfill well.

Catalysts in the chemical industry use nanoparticles:

Using nanoparticles as catalysts in the chemical industry is another area where nanomaterials shine. For example, ultrafine boron powder and ammonium chromate powder can serve as effective catalysts for explosives; ultrafine platinum powder and tungsten carbide powder are efficient hydrogenation catalysts; ultrafine silver powder can act as a catalyst for ethylene oxidation; and ultrafine nickel and silver powders can be used as electrodes in chemical batteries, fuel cells, and photochemical cells, increasing contact area with the liquid or gas phase and enhancing battery efficiency, conducive to miniaturization. Ultrafine sintered bodies can create microporous filters for hydrogen gas storage. They can also serve as colorants in ceramics and crafts.

Medicine and Bioengineering:

Ultrafine particles smaller than 10 nanometers can move freely in blood vessels. In the current world of micro-robotics, the smallest can be injected into human blood vessels, walking a distance of only 5 nanometers. These robots can conduct health checks and treatments throughout the body, including clearing thrombus in brain blood vessels and removing fatty deposits in heart arteries, as well as engulfing viruses and killing cancer cells. These miraculous achievements allow humans to enjoy the inexhaustible wealth in the microscopic world invisible to the naked eye.

Quantum components in the electronics industry:

Quantum components in the electronics industry primarily operate by controlling the phase of electronic wave fluctuations, allowing for higher response speeds and lower power consumption. Moreover, quantum components can significantly reduce the size of components, greatly simplifying circuits. Therefore, the rise of quantum components will lead to a revolution in electronic technology. Currently, the globally popular Internet could integrate micro-electromechanical systems manufactured using nanotechnology, enabling them to exchange information and perform processing tasks. In the near future, they will control airplanes, conduct health monitoring, and issue alerts for earthquakes, aircraft part failures, and bridge fractures.

“Breathable” nano fabrics:

Nano is a chemical processing technology based on nanomaterials. Nano fabrics are created by incorporating nanoparticles into fabric fibers through special physical and chemical treatment techniques, forming a protective layer on ordinary fabrics, enhancing and improving their waterproof, oil-proof, stain-proof, breathable, antibacterial, eco-friendly, and colorfast properties. They can be widely used in clothing, home textiles, and industrial textiles.

What Other Nanotechnologies Exist in Daily Life?

There are nanowashing machines, nanorefrigerators, nanowaterproof molds, nanoraincoats, nanophones, nanocomputers, nanorobots, etc.

Fulangshi Nanotechnology Co., Ltd. employs EEM preparation technology, which can stably mass-produce various types of metal nanopowders, effectively solving issues of low purity, low reactivity, low uniformity, and large particle size that other production processes (such as liquid-phase methods, grinding methods, etc.) face. Through extensive experimentation, Fulangshi Nanotechnology Co., Ltd. has summarized a complete pulse high-pressure impact index system based on the physical and chemical properties of different metals (alloys) such as conductivity and specific gravity, gaining rich and proficient experience in accurately preparing different types of high-purity, uniform particle size distribution nanopowders, excelling in the 10-100 nanometer range.

Fulangshi Metal Nanomaterials Electron Microscopy Images

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Nanotechnology in Daily Life

In addition to the materials mentioned above, Fulangshi Nanotechnology also has the manufacturing capability of hundreds of different types of metal and alloy nanomaterials, and thousands of different particle sizes and purity nanomaterials. If you want to learn more about customization details, please consult online via the public account or call for consultation.

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