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Allee, als je mamaplank (lees moederbord) binnenkort rare manieren krijgt weten we al waarom.
Grtz, RF
Allee, als je mamaplank (lees moederbord) binnenkort rare manieren krijgt weten we al waarom.
Grtz, RF
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Re: Kwis...
Ow, ik dacht dat je beide met een korreltje zout moest nemen...
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Bij Tequila (mag, moet zelfs niet).Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door ajuin Bekijk bericht
The head of the scientific team, Miguel Apatica explained to the BBC how they came up with their discovery.
"First of all we turn the liquid tequila into vapour by using a lot of heat. The gas molecules are then broken up into tiny particles.
Then we increase the heat even further - to around 800 degrees celsius."
"The end result is that we get carbon atoms which are then deposited in the shape of a very thin diamond film," he added.
The synthetic diamond crystals can only be seen under an electronic microscope.
Although they cannot be used for jewellery, there are plenty of practical applications for them.
They can be used as an alternative to silicone in computer chips or as ultra fine cutting instruments in medical procedures.
One advantage of making diamond film from tequila is that it is extremely cheap.
The scientists found that even the cheapest of tequila brands, averaging at $3 a bottle, are good enough to make diamonds.Last edited by theokus; 2 augustus 2010, 23:40.Comment
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