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Nano Computational Modelling

Computational Modelling in Nano technology is the computational of materials science that have been made in the last decade as inventers and engineers strive to infuse continuum-based models with more-realistic specifics at quantum and atomistic scales. It play important role in the field of nanoencapsulation, nanoemulsions, nano packaging, nano conveyance frameworks and other imaginative applications.

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