Mikael Fogelstrom: Graphene, from a layer of atoms to applications

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140 بار بازدید - 7 سال پیش - Graphene is often called the
Graphene is often called the “material of superlatives” because so much about it is extreme. Made of a single layer of carbon atoms, it is the thinnest structure ever (it is actually 2D). It is impermeable, stronger than diamond, and the best thermal conductor found to date. Mikael Fogelstrom, head of the Graphene Institute at Chalmers University, explains graphene’s chemical structure, its potential applications, and why this might just catapult us into the next Carbon Age. Mikael is a
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