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In the 1960s, researchers envisioned that graphite (pure carbon) could be cut into layers measuring only one atom in thickness – resulting in the material known as graphene. In the 1990s, researchers managed to create a layer as thin as 100 atoms, but ...
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In the 1960s, researchers envisioned that graphite (pure carbon) could be cut into layers measuring only one atom in thickness – resulting in the material known as graphene. In the 1990s, researchers managed to create a layer as thin as 100 atoms, but ...
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