Intrigued by Graphene

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That's probably what powered the probe droids used by the Empire.  Very intriguing.

[82lsju]

Graphene microbubbles make perfect lenses

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"For applications requiring precise bubble position and size, as well as high stability—for example, in photonic applications like imaging and trapping—creation of bubbles at accurate positions with controllable volume, curvature, and stability is essential." Jia explains that, for integration into biological or photonic platforms, it is highly desirable to have well controlled and stable microbubbles fabricated using a technique compatible with current processing technologies.

[b]Balloons in graphene[/b]

Jia and fellow researchers from Swinburne University of Technology recently teamed up with researchers from National University of Singapore, Rutgers University, University of Melbourne, and Monash University, to develop a method to generate precisely controlled graphene microbubbles on a glass surface using laser pulses. Their report is published in the peer-reviewed, open-access journal, Advanced Photonics.

https://phys.org/news/2020-10-graphene-m...enses.html

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You knew this was coming...

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Product Description
Materials
100% soft cotton inner layer
Patented graphene layer
Polymer coated woven fabric outer layer Dimensions
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