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Edited by Britton:
4/18/2016 12:14:00 AM
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Teslaphoresis
Scientists at rice university have developed a way to make carbon nanotubes self-assemble in a dish using a powerful Tesla coil transformer circuit. Similar to graphene, carbon nanotubes are considered “supermaterials” with many potential applications but they have yet to be implemented on a wide scale. This new development will allow scientists to build circuits without actually touching them, marking a major step forward for potential uses of the material.
-blam!- yeah. Science.
[spoiler]the video is about 3 min. Worth watching.[/spoiler]
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Gotta love science. How do we make this thing do what we want? Zap it with lightning!
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1 ReplyFalse and homosexual
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1 ReplyI wonder what the actual extent of the usefulness of this method of construction is. Like, could it be used to make really complex circuits even within a small space, or is this going to end up being more of a theoretical finding? I imagine fine-tuning the method will be brutal.
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3 RepliesMeanwhile, in Saudi Arabia: You are sentenced to 1 month in prison because you kissed your girlfriend on the cheek. Science is fantastic. This is awesome. Great job to these guys.
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3 RepliesI understood very little of that.
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3 RepliesSpeaking of graphene, I hear you can substitute aluminum for it in hydrogen fuel cells and produce the same effect. Is that true?
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Ha rice
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I already know about carbon-nanotubes because of their potential application in automobiles... My only knowledge base.
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Saved for later. I remember the graphene hype train that died down quickly due to its scarcity. Maybe this route might produce better results.
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4 RepliesBut can it suck my dick?
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Science is pretty cool.
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I have a friend in biochemistry who makes carbon nanotubes all the time he might get a kick out of this
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Send nudes
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4 Replies*single clap* Wow, so now Tesla is finally getting his lime light? [i]Great job[/i], Rice! You're 100yrs out of date.
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1 ReplyEdited by Woupsea: 4/18/2016 5:17:13 AMIf scientists wanted to I'm pretty sure they could convince us that their inventions are actually products of magic, I wouldn't be able to tell the difference lol.
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2 RepliesOne of these days the video will be Rick Astley. I guarantee it.
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At least we still have one user with some sense in him here on offtopic. Gg m8
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Bump for science.
