Carbon/Polymer Nanofibers Toughest Material Known
Thursday June 19, 2003
Hollow nanofibers spun from a carbon/polymer composite are tougher than Kevlar, steel, or spider silk. 'Toughness' is a term used to describe the ability of a substance to absorb mechanical energy before breaking. Go to Science News to read their article on the nanotubes.


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