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Nano Days at the Palouse Discovery Science Center

Arranging images in order of size. (Normal scale, 10x, micro scale, nano scale)
Nanoparticles in mouthwash.
How objects with nano particles abosrb kinetic energy, compared to regular particles
Nanoparticles used in ferrogel.
Which fluid contains the most gold nano particles, based on it's optical transparency.
Students try to arrange them in order of strength, based on their sense of smell.
Nanoparticles used in a polymer that detects heat on surfaces, displaying this information by a difference in color.
How small is a nanoparticle?
 
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