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nano_consumer_products.ppt
- 1. NANO CONSUMER PRODUCTS SHOW AND TELL (IT’S JUST NOT HYDROPHOBIC SURFACES AND TITANIUM DIOXIDE …BUT I’LL SHOW THEM ANYWAY)
- 2. WHY NANO AND CONSUMER PRODUCTS? CONSIDERABLE INCREASE IN NANO IN CONSUMER PRODUCTS THAT HAVE BOTH GREAT POTENTIAL BUT ALSO RISK FROM DAVID SITTENFELD, MUSEUM OF SCIENCE, NANO AND CONSUMER PRODCTS DEMO HTTP://WWW.NANOTECHPROJECT.ORG/INVENTORIES/CONSUMER/
- 3. NANO CONSUMER WEBSITES • WOODROW WILSON CENTER: WWW.NANOTECHPROJECT.ORG • NANOTECHNOLOGY IN CITY ENVIRONMENTS DATABASE FROM ASU CENTER FOR NANOTECHNOLOGY IN SOCIETY: NICE.ASU.EDU • NANO SUPERMARKET: WWW.NANOSUPERMARKET.ORG • NANO AND ME: NANOANDME.ORG
- 4. FINDING NANO ON AMAZON.COM • EASY: IF IT’S EXPLICITLY LABELED! • 131,000 IN ALL (INCLUDES IPODS AND BOOKS) • WITH –IPOD AND –BOOK ITS 57,8XX • NANO IN AMAZON: 2048 HITS (HOME AND KITCHEN) • NANOTECHNOLOGY: 3,441 (-BOOKS –IPOD)
- 5. NANO AND CONSUMER PROTECTIONS EUROPE “IN NOVEMBER 2009, THE EUROPEAN UNION PASSED A LAW THAT WILL SOON FORCE MANUFACTURERS OF COSMETICS TO STATE ON THE LABEL IF THEIR PRODUCTS CONTAIN NANOPARTICLES.” GOES IN EFFECT JULY 2013 THE GUARDIAN, MARCH 30, 2012 “A USERS GUIDE TO NANOTECHNOLOGY” EU COSMETIC REGULATION 1223/2009 UNITED STATES “U.S. LAW DOES NOT SUBJECT COSMETIC PRODUCTS AND INGREDIENTS TO PREMARKET APPROVAL BY FDA (WITH THE EXCEPTION OF COLOR ADDITIVES THAT ARE NOT INTENDED FOR USE AS COAL-TAR HAIR DYES). RATHER, FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS WHO MARKET COSMETICS HAVE A LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE SURE THEIR PRODUCTS AND INGREDIENTS, INCLUDING NANOSCALE MATERIALS, ARE SAFE UNDER LABELED OR CUSTOMARY CONDITIONS OF USE, AND THAT THEY ARE PROPERLY LABELED.” HTTP://WWW.FDA.GOV/COSMETICS/PRODUCTANDINGREDIENTSA FETY/SELECTEDCOSMETICINGREDIENTS/UCM209177.HTM
- 6. NANOSILVER: WHERE ISN’T IT USED? • AMAZON: 2730 HITS FOR NANOSILVER (-IPOD –BOOK) • JUST LOOK FOR “SILVER” IN PRODUCTS THAT NORMALLY DON’T HAVE METAL IN IT!
- 7. NANOSILVER: WHERE ISN’T IT USED?
- 8. COSMETICS • LOTS OF NANO GOLD! • LOTS OF UNLABELED PRODUCTS! (UNLESS YOU GO TO EUROPE, MAYBE) • NANOSOMES/NANOCAPSULES
- 9. NANO COATINGS! • VERY POPULAR • ENGINE COATINGS • ANTI-GRAFITI • SUPER-HYDROPHOBIC: LANDSCAPES VS APPLICATIONS
- 10. NANO AND FOOD • PLUGGING MY NANO AND FOOD BROWN BAG IN NOVEMBER! • NANO SILVER TUPERWARE/PACKAGING MATERIALS • MUCH LIKE COSMETICS, HARD TO FIND • NANO NUTRITION • NOW FOR A DEMONSTRATION!
Notes de l'éditeur
- By Frank Kusiak, Lawrence Hall of Science, frank_Kusiak@Berkeley.edu
- 1317 products total were added by 3/10/11 (which seems to be the date at which they stopped adding products)
- NICE ASU has over 100 entries organized by technology, availability, stage of development, product name, material, and “Challenge Area” Nano supermarket is a European effort to engage audiences about nano via the website and mobile turck. Nano and Me in England: Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills and the initial design of the site by the Esme Fairbairn Foundation.
- United Arab Emerates are also proposing a labeling law for nano and cosmetics
- Hair irons? For even distribution of heat.
- Hair irons? Lots of anti-microbial applications Foot inserts, shoes, wound bandages, toothbrushes, kids cups, tuperware Product demo: deodorant! http://www.amazon.com/PurifiCup-Purifier-Replacement-Nano-Silver-Membrane/dp/B005PULZ1I/ http://www.amazon.com/Germ-Guardian-GGU300-Canister-Technology/dp/B00118VSCY/ http://www.amazon.com/Kinetic-Premium-Container-Includes-Containers/dp/B002PDOC68/ http://www.amazon.com/Nano-Cyclic-Silver-Cleanser-40-Gram/dp/B003V7UMSE/ http://www.amazon.com/Pororo-nano-silver-Water-Cup-Set/dp/B008OC2S7E/ http://www.amazon.com/Silver-Shield-Deodorant-Original-Formula/dp/B0062A6YW0/ http://www.amazon.com/CrocsRx-Mens-Womens-Silver-Insoles/dp/B001T2M3W6/
- http://www.amazon.com/Nano-Gold-Collagen-Crystal-Mask/dp/B0037FP10E/ http://www.amazon.com/MediGOLD-99-99-Pure-Bioavailable-Colloidal/dp/B004TCR63E/ Lipid bilayer (you may have heard of liposomes…small lipid bodies “Nanosomes can encapsulate and transport water-soluble ingredients in their polar cavity and oil-soluble ingredients in their hydrophobic cavity.” elsomresearch.com/learning/technology/nanosomes.htm
- http://www.amazon.com/Tiantang-Umbrella-Anti-uv-Nanotechnology-Waterproof/dp/B00DGNLYG2/ http://www.amazon.com/Volcom-Mens-Annihilator-Nano-Boardshort/dp/B00BLGLTZC/ “water repellent” Oakley Makes them too. http://www.amazon.com/CRC-401232-Permanent-Gasket-Nanotechnology/dp/B000M8NZ70/ Fills cracks and crevices in gaskets and bonds to it then hardens: put it in as a coolant with water. Nanotex http://www.nanotex.com/index.html Neverwet http://www.neverwet.com/ $20 for two coat application Seicoat http://www.seichemical.com/proddetail.php?prod=GPA-300-.20 $44
- http://nice.asu.edu/nano/nanoemulsion-techniques-enhance-effectiveness-nutraceuticals http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK32727/ Application of Nanotechnology to Food Products http://nice.asu.edu/nano/nanoemulsion-techniques-enhance-effectiveness-nutraceuticals Food scientists and researchers are develioping new ways to improve neutraceuticals and the nutritional value of processed foods. Nanoemulsion techniques can increase the water solubility, increase the absorption, and decrease the amount of nutrients required to make foods more nutritious. Nanoemulsions are currently made via high-pressure homogenization, but other techniques such as ultrasonic homogenization and electrified coaxial jet emulsification are being used in lab settings to further enhance the stability and absorption of nutraceuticals. Additionally, researchers are developing nanoencapsulation techniques using micellar cells for more targeted nutrient delivery. http://nice.asu.edu/nano/titanium-dioxide-protective-food-additive TiO2 “Titanium dioxide (TiO2) particles are used as a food additive that can prevent a broad spectrum of ultraviolet light from penetrating containers, which decreases the spoiling time and increases the shelf life of food. Titanium dioxide is also used as an additive to make food/paint/consumer goods appear white and more attractive to the consumer.” “When Titanium Dioxide is exposed to UV light, it becomes a photocatalyst and absorbs the UV light, disposing it as heat. This property allows the titanium dioxide to be used as a sterilization/anti-fouling/deodorizing/self-cleaning agent. Since titanium dioxide is not irritating to the skin, and does not discolor when exposed to UV light, it is often used in sunscreen and other products where discoloration/irritation would be a detractor to the value of the product, such as in food.” http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22260395 Pub Med: This study quantifies the amount of titanium in common food products, derives estimates of human exposure to dietary (nano-) TiO(2), and discusses the impact of the nanoscale fraction of TiO(2) entering the environment. The foods with the highest content of TiO(2) included candies, sweets, and chewing gums. Among personal care products, toothpastes and select sunscreens contained 1% to >10% titanium by weight. While some other crèmes contained titanium, despite being colored white, most shampoos, deodorants, and shaving creams contained the lowest levels of titanium (<0.01 μg/mg). For several high-consumption pharmaceuticals, the titanium content ranged from below the instrument detection limit (0.0001 μg Ti/mg) to a high of 0.014 μg Ti/mg. Electron microscopy and stability testing of food-grade TiO(2) (E171) suggests that approximately 36% of the particles are less than 100 nm in at least one dimension and that it readily disperses in water as fairly stable colloids. However, filtration of water solubilized consumer products and personal care products indicated that less than 5% of the titanium was able to pass through 0.45 or 0.7 μm pores.