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- 4. material cost conductivity Can be in a wire gold Very expensive Very good Very easy copper Very cheap excellent Very easy mercury expensive good Not possible graphite cheap ok Not possible Aluminum cheap Very good Very easy Graphene Amazingly cheap Amazingly good Amazingly easy
- 5. To give you a sense of how amazing Graphene is, imagine balancing an elephant on a pencil on Graphene. The Graphene wouldn’t break. And also, if you have 1 billion KM squared worth of Graphene, the Graphene would cost about 1 dollar. The Graphene conducts electricity so well that Einstein’s equations are needed to describe the motion of electrons that pass through Graphene. Graphene is so pure that scientists are yet to find a single atom out of place. It has amazing properties that make it flexible but also harder than diamond.
- 9. Graphene=Amazing Aerogel=Amazing There is Aerogel Graphene??!!!!! Yes, science knows almost nothing about this conductive-Insulative object. All we know is that it is so light and it doesn’t obey gravity. Amazing.