Researchers create 'blackest black' material with carbon nanotubes
- 5 years ago
Researchers have created a material, which they claim to be "10 times blacker than anything" with carbon nanotubes.
The material is made from vertically aligned carbon nanotubes, or CNTs -- microscopic filaments of carbon, like a fuzzy forest of tiny trees, that the team grew on a surface of chlorine-etched aluminium foil.
The foil captured more than 99.96 per cent of any incoming light, making it the blackest material on record.
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The material is made from vertically aligned carbon nanotubes, or CNTs -- microscopic filaments of carbon, like a fuzzy forest of tiny trees, that the team grew on a surface of chlorine-etched aluminium foil.
The foil captured more than 99.96 per cent of any incoming light, making it the blackest material on record.
NEWS SOURCE:- https://www.aninews.in/news/science/Researchers-create-blackest-bla
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