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July 2nd, 2006
UA Physicists Find Key to Long-Lived Metal Nanowires
Abstract:
University of Arizona physicists have discovered what it takes to make metal 'nanowires' that last a long time. This is particularly important to the electronics industry, which hopes to use tiny wires -- that have diameters counted in tens of atoms -- in Lilputian electronic devices in the next 10 to 15 years.
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University of Arizona
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