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Psychology and Psychotherapy: Research Study
Nanotechnology Waste: An Ecotoxicology Risk?
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Open or CloseNkonyeasua Kingsley Egun*
Department of Animal and Environmental Biology, University of Benin, Nigeria
*Corresponding author: Nkonyeasua Kingsley Egun, Department of Animal and Environmental Biology, University of Benin, Nigeria
Submission: January 11, 2020;Published: January 22, 2020
Abstract
The word “Nano” is a prefix denoting 10-9m (a billionth of a meter) and the nanoscale usually refers to structures with a length scale of 1-100 nanometers applicable to nanotechnology. The idea of nanotechnology was presented far back as 1959 by Richard Feynman, who stressed that materials can be formed by manipulating individual atoms and anticipated the scientific transformation of the 21st century by nanotechnology - a world of nanoscale products, processes, devices and machines Hornyak [1] and Ozin et al. [2].
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