- The term
picotechnology is a
portmanteau of
picometre and technology,
intended to
parallel the term nanotechnology. It is a
hypothetical ****ure
level of...
- femtometer, or 10−15 m. This is
three orders of
magnitude lower than
picotechnology, at the
scale of 10−12 m, and six
orders of
magnitude lower than nanotechnology...
- po****rity and
media exposure of the term nanotechnology, the
words picotechnology and
femtotechnology have been
coined in
analogy to it,
although these...
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cheaper wires,
antistatic materials,
organic solar cells Femtotechnology,
picotechnology Hypothetical Present nuclear New materials;
nuclear weapons,
power Fullerene...
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precise manufacturing; mani****tion of
individual atoms. V
Access to
picotechnology and femtotechnology; mani****tion of
individual nuclei. VI
Access to...
- negation[citation needed]
Monopolium Muon
collider Neutronium Phased-array
optics Picotechnology Plasmonster Room-temperature
superconductor Space-time
cloak Tachyonic...
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Nanotechnology Carbon nanotubes Molecular nanotechnology Nanomaterials Picotechnology Programmable matter Quantum dots
Silicene Synthetic diamond Other Acoustic...
- 10−15 m. This is a
smaller scale in
comparison to
nanotechnology and
picotechnology which refer to 10−9 m and 10−12 m respectively. Work in the femtometer...
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Zeitschrift Pi
Josephson junction Piara Singh Gill
Picard horn
Picarin Picotechnology Picture (string theory)
Piermaria Oddone Piero Giorgio Bordoni Pierre-Gilles...
- Alpaslan, Ece; Webster,
Thomas J. (2014-05-05). "Nanotechnology and
picotechnology to
increase tissue growth: a
summary of in vivo studies". International...
