A Perspective on the Properties and Mechanical Applications of Nanostructures
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https://doi.org/10.5902/2179460X40593Keywords:
Nanostructures, Nanotecnology, MechanicAbstract
The study of nanoparticles has been growing more each day, as well as the interest in the development of research related to nanotechnology. All this interest is largely due to the important properties and innovative applications that nanostructures offer, making possible their use and applicability in various areas of knowledge.Its characteristics present possibilities such as materials improvement, achievment of more precise technologies as well as development of new nanostructured products. All these possibilities are already being studied and developed, progressively proving the capacity of the nanotechnology area and the innovations that it provides us. This work will present some specific properties and applications of these nanostructures, that are extremely important and of great interest in the nanotechnology area, which are the mechanical properties and applications, as well as presenting nanostructures already developed and which have the properties and applications highlighted during the work..
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