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This would be used in stuff like ocean oil spills ,i guess ,right?
posted by: DOOOMKULTUS · 6/3/08
What a great thing for helping clean up oil spills. I’m sure it could be used in anywhere, not just the ocean.
posted by: uglyfido · 6/3/08
The article didn’t seem that detailed though.
posted by: sushrukh · 6/3/08
Now this I really like. I wonder if they will be able to adapt this to other uses.
posted by: Ibdabloke · 6/3/08
2 years ago, I got to visit the University of Kentucky where they were working on making nanotubes and testing them for strength. It was very cool.
posted by: artwdog · 6/4/08
Wow, it can absorb 20 times it’s weight! This nanowire mesh is really powerful. I also noticed in the article that this nanowire paper is inexpensive to produce! I’m sure that this will help improve our environment and purify water.
posted by: SG · 6/6/08
aha! a use for nano tech
i posted a thread in the forums about nano glass and paper, but they didnt serve much of a purpose
but this is what iv been looking for!
posted by: sharkhead7854 · 6/6/08
We need this method to help learn more about the secrets of science and society.
Science is amazing. Nice topic.
posted by: Shady Freak · 6/8/08