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Title: Nanoparticles before Nanotechnology From: richie

Nanoparticles existed before nanotechnology. Every time a volcano roars, carbon nanotubes and fullerenes are formed. The thermodegradation of organic matter generates nanostructures And, indeed, biological processes involve nanoparticles, such as magnetosomes, which function as bacterian compasses or ferritin, an iron reserve.