Nanotechnology for Alternative Energy Sources
admin | Aug 20, 2008 | Comments 6
An introduction to the study of alternative energy sources. Researches use ground-breaking atomic imaging techniques to view hydrogen atoms moving on a specialized surface.
Duration : 0:5:4
Filed Under: Nanotechnology
1981 is recent lol.
1981 is recent lol.
Ok what do you …
Ok what do you think about separating hydrogen gas from water.
thank you for your …
thank you for your very constructive criticism. Scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) was invented as recently as 1981 and is quickly becoming a powerful tool in the field of surface science and nanotechnology. Scientist are only now discovering all the potential uses for breakthrough research. Anyone who thinks otherwise just hasn’t been paying attention.
utter shit, old …
utter shit, old technology.
Erin–After …
Erin–After watching this twice, I kind of get it. It is a fascinating study. Paul, Will, and I were amazed at the incredibly detailed images of the copper paladium surface (is that right?). What important work you are doing. Thanks so much for keeping us informed of your research.
–Diane
Very informative!
Very informative!