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    Home » Amorphous materials » News » Top 10 Materials News from October 2013

    Top 10 Materials News from October 2013

    1 November 2013 | Zara Preston

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    1.The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2013
    2.3D printing - the greener choice
    3.Atom-thick carbyne chains may be strongest material ever
    4.Why lithium-ion-batteries fail
    5.Defining the Graphene Family Tree
    6.The Nobel Prize in Physics 2013
    7.Major leap towards graphene for solar cells
    8.Graphene enhanced a polymer material keeps gasses in check
    9.Novel ways bubbles form in foam
    10.A 'spectral fingerprint'


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