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World's hardest material created in nanolab

Filed in archive Materials by george elvin on December 8, 2005

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It seems that every month there's a new "world's hardest material" coming out the nanotech labs. Now the record has been broken again by researchers at israel's Bar-Ilan University and the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, who have created a new nanomaterial forty times harder than diamond. more @ jpost.com

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Response from: emerald (12/13/05 9:57pm)

Oh, really? This post kept me just updated that diamond is not the hardest material found on earth anymore... I guess, man-made technology really strives hard to outcome nature's creations..But, what does this contribute to us in the long run?

Response from: Aseem (02/19/09 6:13pm)

pls send the updated information when ever u get it

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