Their size I believe dictates whether or not they are non-toxic, If they are to small they become toxic because they can be absorbed into or penetrate a cell, if they aren't too small they are considered non toxic. Im no nano guy but I do believe that's what I read somewhere. I could be mistaken or had misunderstood the information at the time though.
Nothing happened.... what am I looking at?
KleenezeOpportunity 4 years ago
Their size I believe dictates whether or not they are non-toxic, If they are to small they become toxic because they can be absorbed into or penetrate a cell, if they aren't too small they are considered non toxic. Im no nano guy but I do believe that's what I read somewhere. I could be mistaken or had misunderstood the information at the time though.
RazzBlade 4 years ago
That looks like a UV led. What wavelengths will give a response?
99allen2007 4 years ago
how do you know that this is non-toxic? what kind of passivation does this have and what is the intended use?
asifexisted 5 years ago
are those CdSe?
asifexisted 5 years ago