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Nobel Prize winner shows how to make graphene at home
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You need tape, a cell phone and pencil lead to make graphene, a form of carbon only one atom thick but 100 times stronger than steel, says Konstantin... 02.11.2010, Sputnik International
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Nobel Prize winner shows how to make graphene at home
14:01 GMT 02.11.2010 (Updated: 19:52 GMT 19.10.2022) You need tape, a cell phone and pencil lead to make graphene, a form of carbon only one atom thick but 100 times stronger than steel, says Konstantin Novosyolov, this year’s Nobel Prize winner in physics. Watch the RIA Novosti video report.
You need tape, a cell phone and pencil lead to make graphene, a form of carbon only one atom thick but 100 times stronger than steel, says Konstantin Novosyolov, this year’s Nobel Prize winner in physics. Watch the RIA Novosti video report.
