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Nanotechnology in Textile Industry

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What is one major customer of nanotechnology today, according to the text?

Aerospace industry
Automobile industry
Textile industry (correct)
Biotechnology industry

What is the branch of technology that deals with science and technology at dimensions of roughly 0–100 nm?

Robotics
Nanotechnology (correct)
Biomimicry
Microtechnology

What are textiles with exceptional functionalities defined as in the text?

Low-performance textiles
Conventional textiles
Functional or high-performance textiles (correct)
Smart and intelligent textiles

What class of textiles is able to sense environmental changes and react to them, according to the text?

<p>Smart and intelligent textiles (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the potential use of nanotechnology-based textiles mentioned in the text?

<p>Medical, civil, automotive, sports, defense, energy, and electronics applications (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Nanotechnology Applications

One major customer of nanotechnology today is the healthcare sector, leveraging advanced materials for drug delivery and diagnostics.

Definition of Nanotechnology

Nanotechnology refers to the manipulation of matter at dimensions of roughly 0–100 nanometers, allowing for innovative applications across various fields.

Functional Textiles

Textiles with exceptional functionalities are referred to as "smart textiles," designed to perform specific tasks beyond normal textile properties.

Reactive Textiles

A class of textiles known as "responsive textiles" can sense environmental changes, such as temperature or moisture, and react accordingly, enhancing user interaction.

Potential Uses of Nanotechnology-Based Textiles

Potential uses of nanotechnology-based textiles include applications in wearable technology, where garments can monitor health metrics or track physical activity.

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Learn about the application of nanotechnology in the textile industry, and its potential to revolutionize textile production and performance. Explore how nanotechnology can bring about significant technological, social, ecological, and economic changes.