Okay, as I was typing the title, I've thought of a joke like, "I've chosen you" or something... :O Ack! Weird girl. =__=;;
ANYWAY. I was reading my Physics notes (because I'm going to have an exam later today, Monday), and I realize how nanotechnology is related to life. :D
[BE WARNED, making this post is an excuse, I'm studying. ]
Porous Silicon - reflects light Silicon is everywhere. You can get some without realizing it. It's the ideal element for making those wires for something I forgot. Problem is, Silicon (in solid state, of course) does not reflect light. AND, how is this related to life? Okay, sometimes there are things that are convenient but aren't actually what you need. Like drugs and alcohol. They take you high for sometime but not really what you need.
Silicon, when immersed in a chemical that I forgot, becomes porous. With the biggest pores of idk diameter, and of something percent scattering. Like in life, you can make things work.
Dr. Somintac's (my future adviser, maybe) lab wanted to break a record about the reflection of light and shit concerning solar panels. They needed Gold nanodots. How on earth will they make nanodots? They reused the porous Silicon. And like life, the things you might think your done with are the ones you need most. So, learn to keep them in your cabinet, let it shimmer, put aside for a bit, or things like that. ALSO, something builds up other things. People are not suddenly the way they are. Everything else, and everyone else, have their template. Like the Gold nanodots needed the porous Silicon.
After perfecting the technology in making Gold nanodots, Dr. Somintac wanted Gold nanowires. YES, nanowires. So, again, he used the nanodots to make the nanowires, in a process I forgot. So, yeah. Everything starts small. Those wires started as dots, and like words start with letters, and words make sentences... Blahblah...
And so, only those with knowledge know that the GREATEST things in life can't be seen with the naked eye.
Dear Lord, help me remember the things I forgot, help me make things close to those I don't know...
[manic mode]
[edit] Nano amounts of gold is cheap, according to Dr. Somintac. The Condensed Matter Physics Lab also made GaAs nanowires and Titanium oxide nanotubes... Dr. Somintac looks so much like Jack Sparrow, that's why that's his nickname. I like him so much because he's funny and smart!
KBYE. Labels: #cw, %english, `school
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Okay, as I was typing the title, I've thought of a joke like, "I've chosen you" or something... :O Ack! Weird girl. =__=;;
ANYWAY. I was reading my Physics notes (because I'm going to have an exam later today, Monday), and I realize how nanotechnology is related to life. :D
[BE WARNED, making this post is an excuse, I'm studying. ]
Porous Silicon - reflects light Silicon is everywhere. You can get some without realizing it. It's the ideal element for making those wires for something I forgot. Problem is, Silicon (in solid state, of course) does not reflect light. AND, how is this related to life? Okay, sometimes there are things that are convenient but aren't actually what you need. Like drugs and alcohol. They take you high for sometime but not really what you need.
Silicon, when immersed in a chemical that I forgot, becomes porous. With the biggest pores of idk diameter, and of something percent scattering. Like in life, you can make things work.
Dr. Somintac's (my future adviser, maybe) lab wanted to break a record about the reflection of light and shit concerning solar panels. They needed Gold nanodots. How on earth will they make nanodots? They reused the porous Silicon. And like life, the things you might think your done with are the ones you need most. So, learn to keep them in your cabinet, let it shimmer, put aside for a bit, or things like that. ALSO, something builds up other things. People are not suddenly the way they are. Everything else, and everyone else, have their template. Like the Gold nanodots needed the porous Silicon.
After perfecting the technology in making Gold nanodots, Dr. Somintac wanted Gold nanowires. YES, nanowires. So, again, he used the nanodots to make the nanowires, in a process I forgot. So, yeah. Everything starts small. Those wires started as dots, and like words start with letters, and words make sentences... Blahblah...
And so, only those with knowledge know that the GREATEST things in life can't be seen with the naked eye.
Dear Lord, help me remember the things I forgot, help me make things close to those I don't know...
[manic mode]
[edit] Nano amounts of gold is cheap, according to Dr. Somintac. The Condensed Matter Physics Lab also made GaAs nanowires and Titanium oxide nanotubes... Dr. Somintac looks so much like Jack Sparrow, that's why that's his nickname. I like him so much because he's funny and smart!
KBYE. Labels: #cw, %english, `school
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tagboard soon
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The cat loves to purr, and meow, and hiss. She's a very noisy cat, obviously. Kitty loves to sleep, next to her love for food. Food she loves include pizza, pasta, crepes, pancakes, cakes, milktea,burgers, etc. She loves being worshipped. Bow down to me!!! She loves cuddles, unless we're not close, eew don't touch me freak.
This kitty is in-love with a non-reacting bunny. He's always acting cool, and fails at it. He is crazy and loves computers.
This is still pretty much under construction; hence the emptiness.
Adopted Trees.
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