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Is Graphene the Future? | The Edge
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Is Graphene the future material of the world? CNBC visits the University of Manchester, UK, where the world's lightest, thinnest and strongest material is being produced: graphene.
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Graphene is the worlds first two-dimensional material, Dr Aravind Vljayaraghavan tells CNBC. This means graphene is like a sheet of paper, only a million times thinner.
CNBC goes behind the scenes at Manchester University to find out how graphene is produced and to see the potential for such a material.
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