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Explain what Aggregration and Agglomeration of Nanoparticles is in Simple Terms. Why are Aggregration/Agglomeration Concerns; Why is it a Nanotoxicology Topic?

Posted by ETIS Hub Blog on Friday, May 12, 2017, In : technology 
Posted originally on Thursday, August 30, 2012

Straightforwardly put, aggregation, and agglomeration, both refer to when a quantity of something is considered all one mass.
  
Based on actual semantics of the word, aggregate, there seems some irony in applying aggregate to the tight fusing and bounding together of nanoparticles, while agglomeration is used when describing loosely bound particles.  The application of the words aggregate for tightly bound and agglomerate for loosely bound, report...

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Hurricane Sandy Takes Tolls. New York and New Jersey Hit Hard by Hurricane Sandy ||:New News About the Two News|

Posted by ETIS Hub Blog on Tuesday, May 9, 2017, In : natural disasters 
Initially posted October 30, 2012

39 people are reported dead in the continental U.S. as result of Hurricane Sandy.

There are areas of New Jersey that are still not able to be identified as to what exactly the extent of the damage is, and possibly other human injuries.  2.5 million power outages [for New Jersey per CBSnews.com today].

Same source also says 2.3 million power outages in New York, and 1.2 million power outages in Pennsylvania.

Equipment for locating trapped people in storm ...
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Are Law Statutes on Pace with Nanotechnology?

Posted by ETIS Hub Blog on Saturday, May 6, 2017, In : Law and technology 
Written August 29, 2012

Nanotechnology is advancing at an exceptionally high rate.  Are the laws that address the concerns which emanate and correlate to the dimensions of nanotechnology on pace with the technologies?

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Original: http://etisworld.com/law-blog/posts-before-blog-platform



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