Posted by Anthony Kennaway on Tuesday November 20, @02:05AM
Discovered in 1991, nanotubes are a new form of carbon after diamond and graphite. A nanotube is 50,000x thinner than a human hair but 100x stronger than steel. They are chemically inert but have a high electrical and thermal conductivity. Applications and products have been identified in virtually every industry including micro-electronics, flat screens, fibre optics, superconductors, lubricants, avionics, telecoms, materials and coatings. Rosseter has discovered the technology to mass produce them at competitive prices.Click on the attachment for the full details.