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European Research Team Create Nano-Material Ideal for Fuel Cells

Oxy-carbide nanotubes hold high electrical connectivity
A research team from the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany and the University Turku, Finland have been able to “borrow” conductivity generated from carbon and embeds it into a titanium compound. By utilizing the process of carbonisation, the researchers have created nanotubes with high electrical conductivity and excellent electrochemical properties. They believe the novel semi-metallic material would be ideal for fuel cells to improve performance and durability. RSS feed of Nano World News

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