monolayer

As nouns the difference between nanolayer and monolayer

is that nanolayer is a nanoscale layer while monolayer is (chemistry) a layer of material that is one molecule thick.

As a noun monolayer is

(chemistry) a layer of material that is one molecule thick.

As a noun monolayer

is (chemistry) a layer of material that is one molecule thick.

As an adjective monolayered is

in the form of a monolayer.

As nouns the difference between monolayer and submonolayer

is that monolayer is (chemistry) a layer of material that is one molecule thick while submonolayer is a monolayer beneath another.

As an adjective submonolayer is

beneath a monolayer.

As nouns the difference between monolayer and silicene

is that monolayer is (chemistry) a layer of material that is one molecule thick while silicene is (inorganic compound) a monolayer of silicon atoms packed together to resemble graphene or silicene can be (organic chemistry) any short-lived, reactive species r₂si: analogous to carbenes.

As a noun monolayer

is (chemistry) a layer of material that is one molecule thick.

As an adjective monolayerlike is

(chemistry|physics) having the characteristics of a monolayer.

As a noun monolayer

is a layer of material that is one molecule thick.

As an adjective monostratified is

composed of a single layer of cells.