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January 2nd, 2007
Defence, Weapons and The Use Of Nanotechnology In Modern Combat
Abstract:
Nanotechnology holds strong promises for use in the defence industry. Current thinking is that nanotechnology can be used in two main ways by soldiers. The first is miniaturisation of existing equipment to allow it to be not only smaller, but lighter, use less energy and be more readily concealable. The second is to develop and adapt new materials for military purposes.
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azonano.com
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