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Scientists Replicated Edison’s 1879 Light Bulb Experiments And Uncovered Something UnexpectedThe incandescent lamp went through many iterations, but versions before this have a use besides making light

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Scientists Replicated Edison’s 1879 Light Bulb Experiments And Uncovered Something UnexpectedThe incandescent lamp went through many iterations, but versions before this have a use besides making light
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Scientists Replicated Edison’s 1879 Light Bulb Experiments And Uncovered Something Unexpected

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Scientists Pioneer New Way To Transform Toxic "Forever Chemicals" Into Valuable MaterialPFAS in the water.

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Scientists Pioneer New Way To Transform Toxic "Forever Chemicals" Into Valuable MaterialPFAS in the water.
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Scientists Pioneer New Way To Transform Toxic "Forever Chemicals" Into Valuable Material

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Century-Old Challenge Of “Atomic Diffraction” Finally Solved Thanks To Graphenea lattice of light is visible in this picture. with little rainbows organizeds in the shape of a cross

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Century-Old Challenge Of “Atomic Diffraction” Finally Solved Thanks To Graphenea lattice of light is visible in this picture. with little rainbows organizeds in the shape of a cross
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Century-Old Challenge Of “Atomic Diffraction” Finally Solved Thanks To Graphene

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First Observation Of A Quasiparticle That Only Has Mass When Moving In One DirectionA representation of the relationship between energy levels of a semi-Dirac fermion relative to the magnetic field, linear in one direction and quadratic in another.

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First Observation Of A Quasiparticle That Only Has Mass When Moving In One DirectionA representation of the relationship between energy levels of a semi-Dirac fermion relative to the magnetic field, linear in one direction and quadratic in another.
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First Observation Of A Quasiparticle That Only Has Mass When Moving In One Direction

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Vortex Of Electrons Seen In Graphene At Room-Temperature For First TimeA graphene layer is shown in its honeycomb configuration. A vortex is overimposed with particles in it representing electrons. A needle is at its center with a red sphere with an arrow looking like a compass.

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Vortex Of Electrons Seen In Graphene At Room-Temperature For First TimeA graphene layer is shown in its honeycomb configuration. A vortex is overimposed with particles in it representing electrons. A needle is at its center with a red sphere with an arrow looking like a compass.
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Vortex Of Electrons Seen In Graphene At Room-Temperature For First Time

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First Visualization Of A Quantum Electron Crystal Finally Proves They ExistAn image of a triangular Wigner crystal taken by scanning tunneling microscope. Each site (blue circular region) contains a single localized electron

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First Visualization Of A Quantum Electron Crystal Finally Proves They ExistAn image of a triangular Wigner crystal taken by scanning tunneling microscope. Each site (blue circular region) contains a single localized electron
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First Visualization Of A Quantum Electron Crystal Finally Proves They Exist

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Electron's Charge Seen Splintering Into Fractions In Graphene For The First Timeartist impression showing honeycomb lattices of graphene overlayed and aomething that look like an electron moving through them.

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Electron's Charge Seen Splintering Into Fractions In Graphene For The First Timeartist impression showing honeycomb lattices of graphene overlayed and aomething that look like an electron moving through them.
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Electron's Charge Seen Splintering Into Fractions In Graphene For The First Time

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New Room Temperature Superconductor Throws Hat In The Ring – This Time, It’s Graphitea macro image showing the tip of a pencil

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New Room Temperature Superconductor Throws Hat In The Ring – This Time, It’s Graphitea macro image showing the tip of a pencil
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New Room Temperature Superconductor Throws Hat In The Ring – This Time, It’s Graphite

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Pencil Lead Can Be Turned Into Metaphorical "Gold"A digital image showing a grid of small metal balls arranged in hexagon shapes and connected by small lines of metal against a metallic background.

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Pencil Lead Can Be Turned Into Metaphorical "Gold"A digital image showing a grid of small metal balls arranged in hexagon shapes and connected by small lines of metal against a metallic background.
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Pencil Lead Can Be Turned Into Metaphorical "Gold"

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Remarkable Never-Before-Seen Electronic Behavior Observed In GrapheneArtist impression of atoms as colorful balls with electrons as orbits around them.

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Remarkable Never-Before-Seen Electronic Behavior Observed In GrapheneArtist impression of atoms as colorful balls with electrons as orbits around them.
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Remarkable Never-Before-Seen Electronic Behavior Observed In Graphene

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What Is The Hardest Substance In The Universe?Pile of diamonds on black background

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What Is The Hardest Substance In The Universe?Pile of diamonds on black background
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What Is The Hardest Substance In The Universe?

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Massive Sun “Parasol” Attached To An Asteroid Could Help Fight Global WarmingAn asteroid in space attached to a large blue triangle casting a tenuous shadow on the Earth.

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Massive Sun “Parasol” Attached To An Asteroid Could Help Fight Global WarmingAn asteroid in space attached to a large blue triangle casting a tenuous shadow on the Earth.
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Massive Sun “Parasol” Attached To An Asteroid Could Help Fight Global Warming

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Graphene E-Tattoos Are A Possible Revolution In Blood Pressure MonitoringA visual of how the e-tattoo will look on the screen. Image Credit: University of Texas at Austin

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Graphene E-Tattoos Are A Possible Revolution In Blood Pressure MonitoringA visual of how the e-tattoo will look on the screen. Image Credit: University of Texas at Austin
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Graphene E-Tattoos Are A Possible Revolution In Blood Pressure Monitoring

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Graphyne, Cousin of Graphene, Has Been Made In Bulk At Lastarticle image

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Graphyne, Cousin of Graphene, Has Been Made In Bulk At Lastarticle image
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Graphyne, Cousin of Graphene, Has Been Made In Bulk At Last

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What Do Bacteria Sound Like? A New Study Let Them Play Tiny Drumsarticle image

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What Do Bacteria Sound Like? A New Study Let Them Play Tiny Drumsarticle image
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What Do Bacteria Sound Like? A New Study Let Them Play Tiny Drums

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