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- noun A
net , thefibers of which have sizes within the range ofnanometers .
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The high conductivity and the structural integrity of the TiSi2 nanonet core were proven as great merits to permit reproducible Li+ insertion and extraction into and from the Si coating.
Next Big Future bw 2010
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The high conductivity and the structural integrity of the TiSi2 nanonet core were proven as great merits to permit reproducible Li+ insertion and extraction into and from the Si coating.
Next Big Future bw 2010
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The nanonet helps to split water into molecules of hydrogen and oxygen, and can store or release the hydrogen fuel depending on the temperature.
Bostonist Matt Feltz 2008
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At bottom, a flexible nanonet rolls up when poked by the tip of a scanning tunneling microscope.
Impact Lab 2008
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The top image shows a nanonet magnified 50,000 times.
Impact Lab 2008
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Because of its high surface area, the nanonet enhances this reaction.
Impact Lab 2008
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Called a nanonet because of its two-dimensional branching structure, the material is made up of a compound that has been demonstrated to enable the water-splitting reaction.
Impact Lab 2008
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"We're excited to have discovered this unique structure and we are already at work to gauge just how much the nanonet can improve the performance of a material that is already used in electronics and clean energy applications," said Wang.
innovations-report 2008
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Tests showed an improved performance in the material's ability to conduct electricity through high quality connections of the nanonet, which suggest the material could lend itself to applications from electronics to energy-harvesting, Wang said.
innovations-report 2008
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