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Nanoscience Quiz - Advanced Level
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1. Question
Which type of CNT chirality behaves as a metallic conductor?
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A self-assembled monolayer (SAM) is primarily made of which basic components?
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A scanning electron microscope image begins to consistently drift in one direction while looking at a conductive sample. What is the likeliest explanation?
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How many types of Van der Waals forces are there and what are they known by?
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5. Question
The difference between the elastic and inelastic scatterings of a photon are:
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6. Question
The power for an ATP Synthase molecular motor comes primarily from:
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Electromagnetic RADIATION is generated by
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8. Question
Does silicon have any allotropes like carbon?
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As the size of a gold particle decreases into the nanoscale regime, the melting point
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If you were to measure the surface roughness of a sample on the nanoscale, what would give the best visual representation of this characteristic?
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