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Graphene can support 50,000 times its own weight and can spring back into shape after being compressed by up to 80%. Graphene also has a much lower density than comparable metal-based materials. A new super-elastic, three-dimensional form of graphene can conduct electricity, and will probably pave the way for flexible electronics.
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More technological advances that are ‘springing-up’ relatively quickly!
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In responce to Graphane Technology Post : http://harshparmar.wordpress.com/2010/03/17/grapnene-technology/