Now The World Has The Tiniest Saw Made From Diamond-Coated Carbon Nanotubes
Aug 11, 2013 01:49
A huge problem for electronics manufacturers cutting expensive materials like silicon wafers on a microscopic scale creates a ton of sawdust. But now, the researchers over at the Fraunhofer Institute have found a way to make precise ultra-thin saws from carbon nanotubes covered with an outer layer of lab grown diamonds.
The new saw coats carbon nanotube based wires in diamonds resulting in a strong but incredibly thin cutting to minimize the amount of material lost.
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