Ultra-thin condoms from graphene

British scientists have studied the development of new synthetic materials from graphene and plastic to make condoms, to create a higher pleasure for users.

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Dr. Aravind Aravindveryday, a material expert at Manchester University, and his colleagues believe that with a size just as thick as a carbon atom, super graphene material helps to create ultra-thin condoms to create a higher pleasure for users. .

Dr. Aravindveryday said: 'This material will meet the need to enhance the natural feeling of using condoms to have sex, to encourage people to use condoms. It is more complete thanks to a combination of graphene strength and plastic elasticity, creating new materials that are thinner, firmer, more elastic, safer, and the most important thing is to create pleasure. Higher sensitivity '.

Graphene is a piece of carbon atomic plane arranged in a hexagonal pattern.(Photo The Telegraph)

Mr. Vijayaraghavan was awarded a $ 100,000 prize from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation for the invention. This fund places awards to encourage scientists to research and develop new technologies that make condoms more popular.

Graphene material was discovered in 2004 by British scientists Sir Andrew Gein and Sir Kostya Novoselov of Manchester University and this work helped them to win the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010.

Graphene is an ultra-thin and ultra-light material, strong, transparent and capable of conducting electricity. This substance is being researched and applied in the electronics industry, manufacturing solar batteries, armor .