Nanotechnology Demystified

by Linda Williams

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Get up to speed on nanotechnology and the many biological, chemical, physical, environmental, and political aspects of this developing science.

Genres: Science

343 pages, Paperback

First published August 29, 2006

About the author

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Also published as Linda D. Williams.

Linda Williams is a writer in the fields of science and medicine. She has worked as a technical writer and chief scientist at NASA and McDonnell Douglas, and currently works at Rice University. She has served as a science speaker for a number of years. Ms. Williams is the author of the popular "Chemistry Demystified, " another volume in this series.

Reviews

[Ayman · Rating 5 out of 5]

although, it's old and outdated, however, It's a very good book to discover the world of Nanotechnology especially if you have no scientific background, however, it's good for chemistry and biology student too if they want to make their first step in this field.

This book will encourage you to work on nanotechnology and to read more about it, it will show you its importance, future, and applications, and it will help you to start your journey throw this interesting field.

I advise everyone to read it.
Aymane Kricha,

[Yates Buckley · Rating 3 out of 5]

Strange format for a book, summary features of a knowledge domain followed by multiple choice tests at each chapter. The problem I see is while it is a good quick overview it does not teach you to think for yourself. More basic physics theory would have been preferable to me.