Alan B. Shalleck
NanoClarity
Read The Non-Economic Graphene Flatland Déjà s-vu All Over Again! March 2015 - Born 15 years ago with the National Nanotechnology Initiative, the nanotechnology dream continues through the Graphene World. "Graphene applications will finally provide the long promised nanotech economic riches." The Graphene World (applications of planar single atom thick Nano sized sheets of linked carbon atoms technology) to many scientists and investors is the new realizable Carbon Nanotube (CNT) World! If CNT's potentially were good but unrealizable; Graphene should be better and, from what we have learned, realizable! "Look what we can do with them," they say. The rush is on ... but (pardon my English) it is déjà s-vu all over again. Read the Whole Article
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