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Page 1: Assembling a Cake. Self Assembly e.g. of two-ended molecules in water Polar ends are attracted to water Molecules spontaneously organize themselves into

Assembling a Cake

Page 2: Assembling a Cake. Self Assembly e.g. of two-ended molecules in water Polar ends are attracted to water Molecules spontaneously organize themselves into

Self Assemblye.g. of two-ended molecules in water

Polar ends are attracted to water

Molecules spontaneously organize themselves into a pattern

water

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Example of Self-Assembly

Balls could be organized into triangles by an external agent, a player

Or: punch holes in desired pattern, roll a stream of balls over the board, and …Demo.

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Self Assembly

Shake

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Application to Manufacturing

RFID:Radio Frequency Identification Device

e.g ID’s in clothes automatically read by antenna as person walks out of store

100’s of microns

Successor to bar codes on supermarket items

and nanotechnology

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RFID’s are manufactured on silicon wafers,The wafer is diced and now you have a pile of small RFID’s.

Expensive machines can separate them .Cheaper: self assembly using a fluid

RFID’s, in a fluid flowing over a bed with holes in it, collect in the holes

Voila! A regular, self-assembled array of RFID’s, each of which can be picked up and placed on the item to be identified (e.g. a dress)

Fluidic Self Assembly (FSA)

Videohttp://www.alientechnology.com/

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Ideas for Activities

Fluidic self assembly (FSA):

Roll a stream of balls over a board with a rectangular array of holes drilled into it (as in the video). Board could be a peg board with two pieces of wood nailed to it to serve as walls defining a channel. A Chinese Checker board would also do well. Balls could be from a Chinese Checker game, or ball bearings. An advantage of drilling your own holes is that they could be drilled in a pattern, such as a student’s name, or a smiley face.

http://www.alientechnology.com/technology/fsa_manufacturing.php

Link to page with video:

http://www.alientechnology.com/technology/fsa_manufacturing.php

http://www.alientechnology.com/technology/fsa_manufacturing.php

http://www.alientechnology.com/technology/fsa_manufacturing.php

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