The Applied Research of Nanophase Materials in Sports Engineering

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Functional properties of nanophase materials are different from conventional materials, which determined the related technology for the rapid development and wide application space. Nanophase materials have been widely used in sports stadiums, sports turf, athletics track, sports clothing, sports equipment and sports supplements, and so on. At the same time, there may be a negative effect of nanophase materials on cell, lung, liver, kidney and brain. Therefore, the biological study of nanophase materials should also be strengthening.

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