Nanotechnology, nanotechnology or nanotechnology is the science that studies the treatment of matter on the atomic and molecular scale. Nanotechnology is interested in creating new techniques and means measured in nanometers, which is a fraction of a thousandth of a micrometer, a fraction of a millionth of a millimeter. Nanotechnology usually deals with measurements from 0.1 to 100 nm, which deals with atomic clusters ranging from five to one thousand atoms. Which are far less than the dimensions of bacteria and living cells. To date, this technique is not specialized in biology, but is concerned with the properties of materials, and their fields vary widely from semiconductors to completely modern methods based on molecular self-assembly. This measurement is offset by an expansion in the nature of the materials used. Nanotechnology deals with any phenomena or structures at the nanostructural level. Such nanomaterials can include quantitative restriction that leads to new electromagnetic and optical phenomena of matter of size between the size of the molecule and the size of the visible solid. Nanomaterials also include the Gibbs-Thompson effect - the low melting point of a substance when it is measured nanologically, either from nanostructures, the most important of which are nanowarbon tubes.
