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Chinese nanotube wire rivals copper in conductivity and could someday be used in space

Superstrong, ultrathin carbon fibres, also known as buckytubes, could be used in array of hi-tech sectors, from energy storage to aerospace.

By: scmp.com

Aug 03 2024
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Chinese nanotube wire rivals copper in conductivity and could someday be used in space

Superstrong, ultrathin carbon fibres, also known as buckytubes, could be used in array of hi-tech sectors, from energy storage to aerospace.

Chinese nanotube wire rivals copper in conductivity and could someday be used in space

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