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    Top 5 Materials Science news of 2012

    21 December 2012

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    		Graphyne Better Than Graphene?
    2.Plastics as strong as steel
    3.The first all-carbon solar cell
    4.Graphene-metal composites, made simple
    5.New record for photovoltaic solar cells


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