English Words: N

24,391 words · Page 29 of 488

nanomineralsnoun

plural of nanomineral

nanomirrornoun

A nanoscale mirror or a mirror fashioned from nanomaterials

nanomirrorsnoun

plural of nanomirror

nanomixernoun

A nanoscale device for mixing fluids.

nanomodificationnoun

nanoscale modification

nanomodifiedadj

modified using nanotechnology

nanomodulenoun

A nanoscale module

nanomolnoun

Alternative form of nanomole.

nanomolaradj

Describing concentrations one billionth (10⁻⁹) of molar

nanomolaritynoun

The condition of being nanomolar

nanomoldnoun

A nanosize mold used to make nanoparticles

nanomoldingnoun

The use of nanomolds to make nanoparticles

nanomolenoun

An SI unit of amount of substance equal to 10⁻⁹ moles. Symbol: nmol

nanomolecularadj

Describing any nanoscale process that involves the manipulation of individual molecules

nanomoleculenoun

Any nanoparticle composed of a single molecule (typically a biomolecule)

nanomorphologynoun

The morphology of nanoscale materials.

nanomosaicnoun

A mosaic of nanoparticles

nanomotornoun

A nanoscale motor

nanomouldingnoun

nanoscale moulding

nanonationnoun

A very small country; a microstate.

nanoneedlenoun

A nanoscale needle

nanonetnoun

A net whose fibers have sizes within the range of nanometers.

nanonetworknoun

A network of interconnected nanomachines, capable of performing simple computing tasks.

Nanongname

A gewog of Pemagatshel District, Bhutan.

nanoobjectnoun

Any nanoscale object

nanooknoun

A polar bear.

nanoopticsnoun

nanoscale optics

nanooptoelectronicsnoun

optoelectronics using nanosized components

nanooscillatornoun

A nanoscale oscillator.

nanopackagenoun

A package constructed from nanomaterials.

nanopackagingnoun

packaging using nanomaterials

nanoparticlenoun

Any microscopic particle less than about 100 nanometers (nm) in diameter.

nanoparticularadj

nanoparticulate

nanoparticulateadj

Composed of nanoparticles

nanoparticulatedadj

Formed into nanoparticles.

nanoparticulationnoun

The formation of nanoparticles

nanopastanoun

A material resembling spaghetti made of flour nanofibers.

nanopatchnoun

A nanoscale patch

nanopathologicaladj

Relating to nanopathology

nanopathologynoun

The pathology of nanoparticles

nanopatternnoun

A nanoscale pattern, especially one etched on a microchip

nanopatternedadj

Having a nanopattern

nanopatterningnoun

The fabrication of a nanoscale pattern, especially as part of an electronic component.

nanopatternsnoun

plural of nanopattern

nanopeptidenoun

A peptide used as a biological nanomaterial

nanoperforatedadj

Having nanoperforations

nanoperforationnoun

A nanoscale perforation.

nanoperiodicaladj

Having a period measured in nanoseconds

nanoperiodicallyadv

In a nanoperiodical manner

nanopesticidenoun

Any pesticide in the form of nanoparticles or nanoemulsions

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