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An Introduction
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
Nanotechnology
Articles
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
Nanotechnology
Peruse the questions & answer as much as you can before reading the article. (It’s ok if you know nothing.)
After reading the article, answer all the questions (It’s not OK if you still know nothing!!)
How Nanotechnology Works
The Next Giant Leap
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
Nanotechnology
YouTube ClipsWhat is nanotechnology?!?!
How Small is nano?
The Next Giant Leap
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
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Hopes for the Future Using NanotechnologyCombating CancerA Space Elevator
The Next Giant Leap
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
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THE DANGERS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY!!!Is everything about nanotechnology good?
Top 5 Scariest Technologies!!Charlie Frost on Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology
The Next Giant Leap
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
THE NANO-BRIDGE CHALLENGE
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1.) You receive 5 note cards.2.) Design a bridge 3 inches wide
3.) You may bend, but not fold or cut the notecards
4.) You have 4 minutes.5.) Will it hold a water bottle?
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
THE NANO-BRIDGE CHALLENGE
Nanotechnology
1.) You receive 5 note cards.2.) Design a bridge 3 inches wide
3.) You may now bend, fold or cut the notecards4.) You have 4 minutes.
5.) Will it hold a water bottle?
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
THE NANO-BRIDGE CHALLENGE
Nanotechnology
Does it make a difference when you can change the note cards
any way you want to?
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
THE NANO-BRIDGE CHALLENGE
Ready your remotefor
a quick review
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
Nanotechnology
In an experiment to determine which metal has the highest melting point, what is the independent
variable?
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25% 1. Melting point2. Type of Metal3. Amount of heat4. Amount of metal
Response Grid
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What is nanotechnology?
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1. Creating matter using big chemical reactions2. Building & design at the atom-sized level3. Crushing things to make them smaller4. Using plasma to create machines
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Nanotechnology
MATERIAL SCIENCE BEFORE NANOTECHNOLOGYHeat Treating : (One of the only methods used to make more
effective materials BEFORE nanotechnology)
MATERIAL SCIENCE NOW & IN THE FUTURENanotechnology for Students
The Next Giant Leap
What is nanotechnology?
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1. Creating matter using big chemical reactions2. Crushing things to make them smaller3. Using plasma to create machines4. Building & design at the atom-sized level
The following is a list of items that are made today using nanotechnology? Which item on the list WAS
NOT created using nanotechnology)?
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1. Smartphones (like iPhones)2. Smart fibers (like underarmour)3. Sunscreen4. CRT monitor (like found in CCMS classrooms)5. Water filters
Nanotechnology
TRANSFORM the Greek letter into something that shows what you think the future will bring thanks
to nanotechnology!!!
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
TRANSFORMATIONS
NanotechnologyTransformation shows YOUR VISION of what
the future will bring thanks to nanotechnology ANDA. has a detailed backgroundB. is drawn in colorC. shows clear relevance to nanotechnologyD. includes a one paragraph description of the
drawing & how it demonstrates “what the future will bring thanks to nanotechnology”
100% has all 4 70% falls short in 3 areas90% falls short in 1 area 60% falls short in 4 areas80% falls short in 2 areasLearning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
TRANSFORMATION Rubric
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Return your remotes.Pick a Greek letter.
Begin your transformation.BE ENLIGHTENED BY MORE
VIDEOS!! Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
TRANSFORMATIONS
Learning Target: I can analyze models of atomic structure and human ability to engineer materials… and analyze potential results and consequences of this ability
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USES of NanotechnologyGraphene - Strongest material EVER!!
Graphene – future applications of this materialNanochips
NanofactoryNanomedecine
NanotechnologyCarbon nanotubes – another strong material
Going Up – The Space ElevatorThe Space Elevator –Why?
The Space Elevator
The Next Giant Leap