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  • I don't think that's the image people had in mind when they came up with the "elephant on a pencil" idea. The pencil point should be facing the graphene so that all the weight of the elephant is concentrated in the point. It's the opposite of the "eggs and cinder blocks" thing where the weight of the cinder blocks is distributed across a lot of eggs.

  • wouldnt this also be insanely cheap since its basically from graphite?

  • @Dreamslayer0987 Essentialy, the base material is cheap. The issue at the moment is learning how to manipulate it to be useable, hence there is still a lot science to go before this realises its full potential. There's more covered in our recent blog post technyou.edu.au/2011/11/graphe­ne-the-wonder-material-potenti­ally/

    Thanks

    Jason, TechNyou

  • Thumbs up, and added to favorites.

  • Veritasium + Graphene = Awseome. Thx for the brain food!

  • Love it :)

  • This is really, really well done. Congrats!

  • simply awesome

  • "so how do you create something that tiny"..... aha.. hahaha

  • <3 Chemistry

  • nice vid Derek :D still wish i can still listen to your classes, holidays are REAL boring now.. (Aaron)

  • shibby

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