nanoscaletube

noun
UK /ˈnænəʊskeɪl tjuːb/
US /ˈnænoʊskeɪl tuːb/

A nanoscaletube is a tiny tube so small you need a special microscope to see it.

Scientists used a nanoscaletube to carry medicine to the sick cells.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A carbon structure shaped like a rolled-up sheet, used in electronics.

The lab built a strong wire from a carbon nanoscaletube.

3. A very small pipe-like part in a machine or device.

Engineers placed a nanoscaletube inside the sensor to filter tiny particles.

4. A tiny channel that moves liquids or gases at the nanoscale.

The chip uses a nanoscaletube to guide a drop of water.