Abstract
26Jul 2016 An application of nanotechnology and its risk in developing countries. Tekalign kasa. Madda Walabu University, School of Natural Science, Department of Chemistry, Bale- Robe, Ethiopia; P.O.box: 247.
Highlights
Nanotechnology is the synergy of mechanical, electrical, chemical engineering, material sciences, microelectronics, and biological screening
Nanotechnology is the creation of materials and devices by controlling of matter at the levels of atoms, molecules, and supramolecular structures
In a recent study that ranked nanotechnology applications according to their potential benefit for developing countries, water treatment, disease diagnosis/screening and drug delivery systems respectively rated 3rd, 4th and 5th, behind energy storage, production, and conversion (1st) and agricultural productivity enhancement (2nd)
Summary
Nanotechnology is the synergy of mechanical, electrical, chemical engineering, material sciences, microelectronics, and biological screening. In a recent study that ranked nanotechnology applications according to their potential benefit for developing countries, water treatment, disease diagnosis/screening and drug delivery systems respectively rated 3rd, 4th and 5th, behind energy storage, production, and conversion (1st) and agricultural productivity enhancement (2nd)(etc group, 2004).
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