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Super hard diamond glass with highest thermal conductivity
Experts use pressure to transform a carbon material into a new type of glass that has the potential to be mass-produced with a wide range of applications.
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New aluminum alloy fabrication withstands 400 degrees Celsius
Russian scientists have developed a new low-cost aluminum alloy with advantages such as good electrical conductivity, durability and heat resistance.
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The US military developed liquid metal that could change its structure on its own
The elongation of conductive materials often reduces conductivity and increases resistance because the atomic bonds change in them. However, the newly given material cou…
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Find the 'secret' of silver metal
Silver metal is present in nature in its pure form as native silver and in the form of alloy with gold, copper ... Silver also appears in minerals such as argentite and…
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Why do ATM trees use metal keyboards?
The metal keyboard has a high electrical conductivity, the temperature changes are relatively fast, so it is not easy to heat the sensor to detect the order of the butto…
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Your tongue will stick to the cold metal
If someone challenges you to stick your tongue against a cold flagpole, don't do it. Your tongue will stick to it, and you'll have to take a lot of time
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The best thermal conductive spider silk
Xinwei Wang, a mechanical engineering expert at Iowa State University and colleagues, looked for heat-conducting materials and discovered great applications of spider si…
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Earth's crust melts easier than we thought
A study conducted by the University of Missouri, published in Nature, found that the Earth's crust melted more easily than we thought.
Biology
Detection of bacteria 'eat' electrons
Researchers have shown that a common bacterium can use natural conductivity to pull electrons from minerals deep in the soil and in sediment while bacteria remain on the…
Medicine - Health
7 ways to keep your body healthy
Eat well, wear layers of clothes, don't shudder, don't drink alcohol ... are ways you can take to keep warm when winter comes back.
Science invention
Quantum Hall effect in HGTe
German and American physicists have for the first time observed the first signs of an unusual solid phenomenon called the Quantum spin Hall effect (QSHE), in which elect…
Science invention
Superconductors and applicability
In 1911, for the first time, scientists discovered that conductive matter with a completely non-resistive feature called it a superconductor.
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Flexible Wires: The New Future of Mobile Devices
Flexible wire of Japanese scientists can extend up to 5 times the original size. Especially it keeps the ability to conduct electricity well.
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Flexible memory opens the war on the bent phone
A bent phone is a target for smartphone makers. In order to produce such a device, its components need to be flexible.
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Mitsubishi researches making antennas from seawater
It sounds nonsense, but in one of its tests, Mitsubishi did it. But who will need a metal made from sea water?