5. Nanotechnologies

Thanks to nanotechnologies (the science of manipulating objects smaller than 100 nm), new tools have emerged for biofilm prevention and control ( and references cited]. Because of their size, nano-objects have remarkable biological and physicochemical properties. These nanomaterials have very large specific surface areas (surface/volume ratio), which enhances the biological or chemical activities associated with them. Nanomaterials...

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