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Bi-layered materials: graphene - no heat, no friction; h-BN - as strong as diamond.

20.09.2017 tribonet 1,375 Views

A group of researchers from Queen’s University Belfast have discovered a stretchy miracle material that could be used to create highly resistant smart devices and scratch-proof paint for cars. Led by Dr Elton Santos from […]

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