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Tiny things can do big jobs.

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Comparison of nanomaterials sizes.jpg
Scientists work with very small bits. These bits are smaller than a speck of dust. They can help make new things. This helps us every day.
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Fullerene Nanogears - GPN-2000-001535.jpg
Can you imagine something that small?

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DNA tetrahedron white.png
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