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In the first ChemMatters video, we find about why the very smallest machines, known as nanotechnology, hold very big promise. Nanotechnology may help create tiny devices that bring medicine exactly where it needs to go in your body, powerful computers the size of a grain of sand or vital new sources of energy.
ChemMatters, the award-winning magazine for high school chemistry, demystifies chemistry at work in our everyday lives.
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In the first ChemMatters video, we find about why the very smallest machines, known as nanotechnology, hold very big promise. Nanotechnology may help create tiny devices that bring medicine exactly where it needs to go in your body, powerful computers the size of a grain of sand or vital new sources of energy.
ChemMatters, the award-winning magazine for high school chemistry, demystifies chemistry at work in our everyday lives.
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