Sharp graphene folds create electrical dipoles up to 10 million times stronger than gradual bends

PravdaReport ·
Science Physics & Chemistry
Russia

Imagine a sheet of graphene-a single layer of carbon atoms-where a fold only a few atoms wide transforms the material's electrical behavior. Researchers have demonstrated that by introducing sharp, nanoscale creases into this two-dimensional crystal, they can fundamentally alter how electricity flows through it. This suggests a future for nanoelectronics where circuitry is controlled not through…

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