1. Zero dimensional nanomaterials(OD): Nanoparticle which have nano dimension (1 – 100
nm) in all the three direction like fullerene.
2. One dimensional nanomaterials(1D): Nanosheet or layers which have nano scale (1 – 100 nm) in two dimensions where as other one dimension have macro scale (either m or mm).
3. Two dimensional nanomaterials (2D): Carbon nanotubes which have nanoscale (1 – 100 nm) in one dimension whereas in two dimension it has macro scale (either m or mm).
4. Three dimensional nanomaterials(3D): Materials which have all three dimension in macro scale (either m or mm) with coating / dispersion of nanoscale (1 – 100 nm).
2. One dimensional nanomaterials(1D): Nanosheet or layers which have nano scale (1 – 100 nm) in two dimensions where as other one dimension have macro scale (either m or mm).
3. Two dimensional nanomaterials (2D): Carbon nanotubes which have nanoscale (1 – 100 nm) in one dimension whereas in two dimension it has macro scale (either m or mm).
4. Three dimensional nanomaterials(3D): Materials which have all three dimension in macro scale (either m or mm) with coating / dispersion of nanoscale (1 – 100 nm).
Metal coating glass
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