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Never-before-seen new metal crystals made from cotton!
Irani | Mar 27 2007
left an electron micrograph tem of a metal in this case platinum deposited on cellulose inset crystalline cellulose without metal right tem showing the pattern of platinum clustering along hydroxyl sites on the cellulose surface
Scientists have grown metal crystal configurations that have never been seen before! These new configurations of crystal pour in promises in the field of biosensors, biological imaging, drug delivery and catalytic converters. The Pacific Northwest.
Tags: cotton assembly line, metal crystals, nanocrystal, biosensors, biological imaging, drug delivery, catalytic converters, Yongsoon Shin, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, molecular factories, Technology

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