NanoFabNet Pub Quiz!

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NanoFabNet Pub Quiz

Test your knowledge of nanotechnology and its fascinating applications! Our NanoFabNet Pub Quiz challenges you with a series of thought-provoking questions that cover essential concepts, key discoveries, and notable figures in the field.

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11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by CuriousAtom42

The melting and boiling point of a fullerene will be…because…?

Low because there are few covalent bonds

High because there are lots of covalent bonds

High because there are few covalent bonds

Low because there are lots of covalent bonds

In what year did Robert Curl, Sir Harold Kroto, and Richard Smalley win the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for discovering the buckyball?

1992

1996

1999

2001

Nanoparticles are more reactive than larger particles of the same substance because…?

There’s a larger volume

There’s a larger amount of particles

There’s a larger volume to surface area ratio

There’s a larger surface area to volume ratio

What is the name of the nanosized vesicles developed by L’Oreal to transport active ingredients sure as pure Vitamin E through the skin?

Nanosomes

Nanodimes

Nanoprimes

Nanomimes

Which of these is a novel property of a nanotube?

Extraordinary magnetism

Extraordinary energy retention

Extraordinary elasticity

Extraordinary strength

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