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New Stretchability Record Set by Nanogenerator

21.10.2019 tribonet 121 Views

A nanogenerator has set a new record by stretching in a manner similar to rubber band to more than 25 times its original length. This represents a 2500% stretchability factor, which beats the previous record […]

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