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simulus
http://www.physorg.com/news87471930.html

This is an impressive technique, but is it really desireable to contact a nanotube to a metal nanowire of the same width. The current density tolerances are probably very different.
kaneda
I think they would have to be careful with current and heat on that scale. A little too much current and the carbon end against the gold wire will burn, so rendering it useless. Not the sort of thing you can repair with a bit of solder.
philip347
Automate this process with a viral DNA that can sence the assembly and the tubes would self assemble?
T-cell
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philip347 Posted on Yesterday at 5:17 PM
  Automate this process with a viral DNA that can sence the assembly and the tubes would self assemble?

How?

>What could be utilized as a safe catalyst to prevent permanent collateral contamination to other points?
[It would have to be bonded prior and released by directed energy stimulation of some type.]

>How would it be directed to any 3 dimensional point on a chip?
[At this size, it would take an obscene amount of time.]

>How can any additional electrical resistance and possible inadvertent electron hopping by bonded amino acids be reduced?
[Good luck getting rid of any excess nanopollution.]
philip347
How?

>What could be utilized as a safe catalyst to prevent permanent collateral contamination to other points?Ans, engineer a finish point to the assembly virus.
[It would have to be bonded prior and released by directed energy stimulation of some type.]

>How would it be directed to any 3 dimensional point on a chip?>Injected via a micro needle in media.
[At this size, it would take an obscene amount of time.]

>How can any additional electrical resistance and possible inadvertent electron hopping by bonded amino acids be reduced?>AN electron wash.
[Good luck getting rid of any excess nanopollution.]
T-cell
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>What could be utilized as a safe catalyst to prevent permanent collateral contamination to other points?Ans, engineer a finish point to the assembly virus.
[It would have to be bonded prior and released by directed energy stimulation of some type.]

>How would it be directed to any 3 dimensional point on a chip?>Injected via a micro needle in media.
[At this size, it would take an obscene amount of time.]

>How can any additional electrical resistance and possible inadvertent electron hopping by bonded amino acids be reduced?>AN electron wash.
[Good luck getting rid of any excess nanopollution.]


Researching your answers led me to an additional hundred questions. So before I have a cerebral meltdown, I'll pose the questions back to you:
How much of this nanotechnology (regarding your answers) are still theory being explored as opposed to present day "absolute" reality?

BTW, thanks for the post.
N O M
QUOTE (T-cell+Feb 4 2007, 05:57 AM)
How much of this nanotechnology (regarding your answers) are still theory being explored as opposed to present day "absolute" reality?

You are trying to get an answer on reality from someone who thinks he has been "probed by aliens"?

Good luck T-cell laugh.gif
T-cell
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N O M Posted on Today at 7:12 AM
You are trying to get an answer on reality from someone who thinks he has been "probed by aliens"?

Good luck T-cell


No way. Are you serious? blink.gif
You gotta show me his "ET abduction" posts.
philip347
Re T-cell, In agricultural science, they use timed bacterial.Also in in-lab scientific use, they utilize timed to action desired viruses.

You can recombinant down to the atomic level, desired designed micro viruses in with approximate nano-motors.

So the assembly procedure, would in all probability, be in a drop of onboard liquid media, on-surface of chip.

Once the instructed procedure is commenced and these tubes are constructed, then this area is blotted dry and an electron beam, is applied to both liquid and dry area, of past assembly.

*Please watch social comments, in this thread?
T-cell
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philip347 Posted on Today at 7:18 PM
In agricultural science, they use timed bacterial.  Also in in-lab scientific use, they utilize timed to action desired viruses.

Are you saying there is no activation process what-so-ever? Whether it is activated by contact to the bonded material, gas, water, enzymes, or energy; you're saying it is simply some timed delay organic material? What's the catalyst?
Repeating a couple of my original questions: How would it be directed to any 3 dimensional point on a chip? With as many contacting points this is going to take forever to accomplish and will result in a mess of collateral contamination with multiple bonding to points. You can't possibly "blot dry" all space on chips this size. Remember, a single unintended contact point will result in a flawed chip design. From what you're describing, this is all still sounds theoretical.
philip347
If you go biological and copy some of the assembly methods, of sea creatures, you can coat both ends to be assembled, with a parabilological agent, that once in vitro, would assemble these tubuals.

This assembly procedure, would be similar to a self assembly procedure, in nature.

B.The term blot, only means remove the liquid in this area.This action could be accomplished by a number of means.

If self assembly goes according to plan and the liquid assembly media can be removed, then all further instruction sets, could be neutralized by a frequency desire, electron beam, for sterilization.

The chairmen of Volovox, a nanotechnologies company, who post here, suggest one and intimated another method of para-like-DNA wavic forms of DNA and the other option, lets say it should be kept open, is to use a non-mechanical method of DNA, which would perform controlled instructions.

Neil of something-or-other is his name here.I don't know, talk to him?

>In wavic para-like micro DNA forms, the DNA is stimulated a beam in a certain set frequency is placed upon the wavic structures and they follow instruction sets.

>In pure, made to order, pure biological DNAs, the assembly media would be tailored to fulfill certain function set, then be let about to finish its task.


*Note, this self assembly procedure, might have applications in the constrruction of synthetic organisms.
N O M
QUOTE (T-cell+Feb 4 2007, 07:26 AM)
No way. Are you serious? blink.gif
You gotta show me his "ET abduction" posts.

I had to search though quite a few of his posts to find it. ph34r.gif

QUOTE (philip347 in BioChip+Jan 15 2007, 06:40 PM)
Depends on the application.

One is a segratory tool. The other,  is a device that could be used to help people.

The next phase of evolution in the cell phone and communications, when developed, will be the inserted beneath the skin cell phone and visual computer display glasses.

This is closer that you think, if not secretly already here now.

This new invention, will make a user communicator, either antilogous with the web net enterprises, or against it.

If there are rebels to be turned, as in the movie the Matrix, then this move will have come then?

I cannot wear a beneath the skin transponder.My body attacks them.

I am honest and know that I have been abducted before.

They placed an implant in the meat of my anus, that at certain times, would heat up, to alarming temperatures.

I was re-abducted and that agency removed it.

So I guess I am a good boy?
philip347
NOM, you didn't heed my warning.

What I said was the truth.I don't have to make apologies for this, as this was not my action.

The feeling is much like having a dart, dipped in hot sauce thrown into your shoulder, while people in a crowd stand around and watch.

Your not worth reporting to sysop and you go on my rabid list.

In a published poll, there are an estimated two million Americans, they figure have been abducted.

I hope this happens to you, then maybe it will not stike you as being humorous?
T-cell
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philip347 Posted on Yesterday at 9:55 PM
The chairmen of Volovox, a nanotechnologies company, who post here, suggest one and intimated another method of para-like-DNA wavic forms of DNA and the other option, lets say it should be kept open, is to use a non-mechanical method of DNA, which would perform controlled instructions.

Neil of something-or-other is his name here.I don't know, talk to him?

These processes are way over my head. I better get my butt back to school.

If you remember or happen to come across his user name, please e-mail it to me.

Thanks

PS Just a suggestion, but in the future you might want to refrain from posting certain personal info. At first, I honestly thought N O M was probably joking.
T-cell
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simulus Posted: Jan 9 2007, 02:47 AM
This is an impressive technique, but is it really desireable to contact a nanotube to a metal nanowire of the same width. The current density tolerances are probably very different.

simulus,

Can I assume current density could be adjusted by slight changes made to the tube's molecular matrix design?
T-cell
Sorry for the correction.
It should have read:

Keeping with the same material, can I assume current density could be adjusted by slight changes made to the tube's molecular matrix design?
N O M
QUOTE (philip347+Feb 5 2007, 12:43 AM)
NOM, you didn't heed my warning.

Heed your warning? I didn't read your warning. What warning?

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Your not worth reporting to sysop and you go on my rabid list.
reporting for quoting you? or is it for calling you a loony?

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Your not worth reporting to sysop and you go on my rabid list.
reporting for quoting you? or is it for calling you a loony?

In a published poll, there are an estimated two million Americans, they figure have been abducted.
I doubt very much that this was a statistically verified poll. Take a poll at a loony convention and you might be able to estimate those figures.
philip347
Note, yeild on thread.

At a mechanicle assembly of wires to tubes, the assembly rate would take days to weeks.

The cost of each chip, would center in the five hundred thousand dollar range.
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