Nano particles and nano clusters

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what are the differences between nano particles and nano clusters?
 
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nano clusters are a group of nano particles (= nano-atoms) with certain specific properties and of a few nanometres in dimension. Check this site for more info :
http://nanoatlas.ifs.hr/nanocluster.html

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I am not sure whether nano clusters can be defined as a group of nano particles..as far as I know clusters are group of atoms(it can start from 3 atoms) to 10,0000 atoms or even more large enough to be called as a bulk matter!...but nano particles can be of same dimension..is n't it? if you call nano cluster as a collection of nano partilcles that is not meaning full no??
what is your openion?
 
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