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Introduction of Micro/Nanotechnology

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

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1.

To the naked eye, a solution of gold nanoparticles at a diameter of around 50 nm appears _______ (fill in the blank)

a)

fluorescent because of short wavelength UV photon exchanges between the gold nanoparticles.

b)

transparent because the particles are too small to be seen.

c)

red instead of gold because of surface plasmon resonance effects.

d)

metallic gold because the photoelectric effect still holds at the nanoscale level.

2.

How many dimensions are quantum dot excitons confined?

a)

0

b)

1

c)

2

d)

3

3.

Which one of these forces dominate at the deep nanoscale level? (10 nanometers or less)

a)

Gravity

b)

Van Der Waals

c)

Electromagnetism

d)

Inertia

4.

A surface which is hydrophobic such as teflon will do what to a drop of water deposited on it?

a)

Decrease the contact angle

b)

Increase the contact angle

c)

Hydrolyze the water so that it speads out or "wets" the surface

d)

Presents a low enough surface energy that the water is absorbed into the material

5.

The difference between the elastic and inelastic scatterings of a photon are:

a)

In elastic scattering the photon continues after striking a particle without any loss of energy, but in inelastic scattering, energy is lost so the resulting scattered photon wavelength is longer

b)

In elastic scattering the photon strikes a particle and gains energy, while in inelastic scattering the resulting scattered photon energy remains the same

c)

In elastic scattering, two photons (the incident and emitted) are ejected from an electron while inelastic scattering simply has the original incident electron bouncing off the electron

d)

In elastic scattering, the spontaneous emission of a photon comes from an excited electron while in inelastic scattering the photon comes from the reflection of a photon from an electron in a ground state

6.

As the size of a gold particle decreases into the nanoscale regime, the melting point

a)

goes up linearly

b)

goes down linearly

c)

stays the same

d)

goes down at a non-linear rate

7.

If you were to measure the surface roughness of a sample on the nanoscale, what would give the best visual representation of this characteristic?

a)

An SEM ( Scanning Electron Microscope)

b)

An AFM ( Atomic Force Microscope)

c)

Raman Spectroscopy

d)

XRD ( X-ray Diffraction)

8.

The elastic property of nanomaterial will be...... in comparison to bulk materials?

a)

Lower

b)

Higher

c)

Stay at the same

d)

Cannot know

9.

Following defects, what is the Schottky defect?

a)
b)
c)
d)
10.

When the materials is reduced down to nanoscale, the electrical conductivity will be.......because of the present of.....

a)

Decrease .... more diffusion at boundaries.

b)

Increase......more diffusion at boundaries.

c)

Nothing change .....boundaries

d)

Increase .... less diffusion at boundaries

11.

In sputtering technique, the thickness of deposited layer is NOT depended on:

a)

Pressure of Ar

b)

Voltage of electrodes

c)

Type of gases

d)

Vacuum of chamber

12.

In photolithography method, what is NOT affected to the final resolution of sample:

a)

Distance between the photomask and dryfilm

b)

The quality of photoresist and photomask

c)

The dose of UV exposure

d)

The type of photoresist: negative or positive

13.

In the drug delivery process, What is NOT TRUE about active targeting?

a)

Affinity ligands (e.g. antibodies, DNA/RNA) are attached to nanoparticle surface

b)

Depend only on the size of nanoparticles

c)

After the nanoparticle is bound to the target cells, the drugs carried within is released inside the target cells

d)

This allow the Nanoparticle carrying drug to recognize and bind to target cells having specific receptors on their surfaces, e.g. tumor cells

14.

The surface area to volume ratio of a sphere with radius 1 cm is R1 and that of a sphere with radius 5 cm is R2. Then R1= ____ R2

a)

3

b)

1/3

c)

5

d)

1/5

15.

Nanoscience can be studied with the help of...

a)

Quantum mechanics

b)

Newtonian mechanics

c)

Marco-mechanics

d)

Geophysics

16.

What is NOT TRUE about nanocatalyst?

a)

High surface to volume ratio

b)

Cost saving

c)

Reduce the waste

d)

Increase the environment impact

17.

In the application of thermo-response polymer to cancer treatment, what is TRUE about this polymer?

a)

At higher temperature than Lower Critical Solution Temperature (LCST), the polymer is hydrophilic

b)

At lower temperature than Lower Critical Solution Temperature (LCST), the polymer is hydrophobic

c)

At tumor tissue, the temperature is lower than the polymer can release the drug.

d)

The state of the polymer can change reversible by changing the temperature

18.

In application of nanotechnology, the fertilizer can be coated by nano-layer of polymer, so what is the NOT TRUE benefit of this coating?

a)

Increase the solubility

b)

Protection

c)

Reduce the contact of active ingredients with agricultural workers

d)

Environment-reducing run-off rates

19.

In the application in food, the smart packaging is defined as : "Smart packaging is the type of packaging used to indicate the internal condition of the product such as the shelf life of the product", So what condition below is NOT TRUE?

a)

Humidity

b)

Freshness

c)

Time

d)

The type of food

20.

In food processing, what is Not TRUE about nanocapsule?

a)

The micro substances are in capsules form having diameter of 3 to 800μm with a nano-scale encapsulation.

b)

The walls of cavity are formed with biopolymer materials

c)

Reduce the flavoring characteristics

d)

Have potential to slow and control release near to target point and enhance bioavailability

21.

The inter-molecular bonding is...

a)

Physical bonding

b)

Chemical bonds

c)

Metallic bonds

d)

Covalent bonds

22.

What is NOT TRUE about the nanofertilizer input?

a)

Increase the uptake efficiency

b)

Increase the release efficiency

c)

can be prepared by physical, chemical or biochemical methods

d)

Only the coating layer dimension is considered.

23.

What is NOT true about the quantum dot application in television screen?

a)

Its small size

b)

Its simple fabrication process

c)

Its true colors of emission light

24.

In the SEM methods, what are detected?

a)

Back scattered electrons

b)

Secondary electrons

c)

Both of them

d)

None of them

25.

What below statement is NOT TRUE about quantum confinement for Quantum dot?

a)

The radiation is "red" shift

b)

The band gap is larger

c)

The energy band change from continuous to discrete

d)

Change the size, change the emission frequency

26.

The Surface Plasmon Resonance phenomenon, What is INCORRECT?

a)

The size of particle is smaller than the wave length of light

b)

It can happen for any kind of material

c)

The electromagnetic field interacts with electron in valence band

d)

The emission by light and heat.

27.

What statement below about photolithography is TRUE?

a)

We can use any wavelength of light to expose the photoresist.

b)

The negative photoresist, the exposed region will be remained after development

c)

In the positive photoresist, at exposed regions the cross-linking are create to make harder regions.

d)

The development time is not important, we can develop as much as possible to ensure that unused regions are removed.

28.

For a Drug Delivery System, the nanomaterials can be seen as a carrier for drug, but it still need more factors as Imaging agent and (a)  

29.

What is NOT TRUE about Super-paramagnetism of nanoparticles?

a)

Contain single domain

b)

Can response very fast when the external magnetic field is applied.

c)

Keep the high magnetic properties without external field.

d)

Can apply for cancer treatment