4.2 - Top-Down Approaches
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What is the main idea behind top-down approaches?
💡 Hint: Think about what 'top-down' means in terms of size.
Name one advantage of ball milling.
💡 Hint: Focus on economically beneficial aspects.
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What is a key advantage of ball milling?
💡 Hint: Compare it to more expensive techniques.
True or False: Lithography is considered a simple method for nanomaterial synthesis.
💡 Hint: Think about the complexity level.
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Design a hypothetical experiment comparing the effectiveness of ball milling vs. lithography for producing a uniform nanoparticle distribution. Describe the methods, expected results, and potential obstacles.
💡 Hint: Consider how you would measure uniformity.
You are tasked with creating nanomaterials for electronic devices. Justify your choice of either ball milling or lithography, considering factors like cost, precision, and application requirements.
💡 Hint: Balance the needs for precision with budget constraints.
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