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One of the Most Sensitive Balances on the Planet – Quartz Crystal Microbalance

Posted on November 27, 2013

by Arielle Mensch Take a look at your wrist.  Have you ever wonder what makes your watch tick with such precision?  What if I told you the same technology that causes your watch to work …

Posted in Sustainable NanoTagged analogies, Arielle Mensch, balance, cell membranes, cells, crystals, lipid bilayer, nanoparticles, quartz, resonance, watch3 Comments
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