German scientists create world’s lightest material
Posted by Bilal Aslam
Source: The Local
German scientists have invented the world’s lightest material – which is also strong, regains its shape after being squashed and even conducts electricity. Scientists believe the material will have a wide range of uses.
Aerographite made by scientists at Hamburg and Kiel universities, is 75 times lighter than polystyrene and four times lighter than the previous record holder for the world’s lightest material.
Posted by Bilal Aslam
on July 18, 2012. Filed under Germany,Nanotechnology,Physics,Research,Science,Technology.
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