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s new book is a useful introduction to bionanotechnology, but it is more a popular account than a textbook, says John Ryan.
Nanotechnology is concerned with the exploitation of new phenomena and properties that emerge at the molecular scale, so it requires atomic precision in the manipulation and control of material. The extension of lithographic techniques from the microscale to the nanoscale allows the manufacture of nanometer-sized mechanical components such as wheels, cogs, gears, etc., as well as smaller and faster electronic components such as transistors for computer chips.
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