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f someone wants to offer an application for diamonds that costs $1, 000, that the kind of platform we want to build.
very low electrical resistance high thermal conductivity and mechanically stretchable yet harder than diamond. Now ORC researchers have developed molybdenum di-sulphide (Mos2) a similar material to graphene that shares many of its properties including extraordinary electronic conduction
it turns into diamonds. Turning smog into diamonds would require too much energy but the designer, who has created also solar bike paths in The netherlands,
and glow in the dark roads, had another idea. He envisioned a mog Free Towerthat would operate using the same air purifying technology hospitals do.
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because silicon always adopt diamond-like structure but not honeycomb structures, he said. t also very unstable when exposed to oxygen.
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