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this is just insanely amazing


grats

2012-12-08 00:47:18

http://www.gizmag.com/3d-graphene-cork-blocks/25342/

one of my favorite things about graphene is the thermal conductivity.. this may give us an insanely better way for cooling.. everything

Mr[S]

2012-12-08 03:42:56


I read the article but I found the author more interesting, he looks so funny

grats

2012-12-08 13:25:44

rofl yea I saw his pic too

http://cleantechnica.com/2012/06/21/polish-researchers-develop-low-cost-graphene/

some other info on graphene and how kewl it is

Austin

2012-12-08 15:08:26

Wow, that sounds amazing. Now RS just needs to incorporate those into armour. Graphene armour = agile set + torva on steroids lol.

cause

2012-12-08 16:07:05

Nice link grats, that is "cool".

[XoL]

2012-12-08 16:10:06

"Lighter than air" "Can handle 50,000 times its weight"
interesting…


I think we should make some new processors out of it first :P

NKN

2012-12-08 16:23:14

I call dibs on using it as runescape armour

Rezozo

2012-12-08 16:31:50

This^^^

Now I want some…Did they say lighter than air, and can carry more than 50k times its weight?
inb4 magic carpets!!!
~Rez

Ian

2012-12-08 17:31:35

Thank you grats, this is very cool. I wonder if you could make super tiny rc stuff with it :stirthepot:

grats

2012-12-09 04:19:21

From: [XoL]
"Lighter than air" "Can handle 50,000 times its weight"
interesting…


I think we should make some new processors out of it first :P


The main thing is it's conductive, and atom thin.. we can't get copper much smaller than we already have, and we're plating everything with gold these days to protect it.. silver is like the only metal we can get smaller than copper and it sucks at conductivity.

Graphene (not sure about its weight..) would be crazy to incorporate into electronics, light weight, extremely small, and extremely strong

added bonus, yea.. it kicks everythings ass in thermal conductivity too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_conductivity
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1e/Thermal_conductivity.svg

Killerdou

2012-12-09 04:55:20

I don't think that thermal conductivity of this material will be that good, the phonons have a very short free pathlength