400x thinner than gold leaf!

Using an ancient Japanese method called Murakami's Reagent, researchers where able to create a sheet of gold called goldene that's only a single atom layer thick.
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[@Im-just-Ve]

Cheaper pc components

[@nitayking1010]

I hope it will

[@MrMeasaftw]

The cost of gold in electronics is negligible compared to the cost of the manufacturing process.

[@Im-just-Ve]

@@MrMeasaftw yea but i never said it would be noticeably cheaper

[@MrMeasaftw]

@@Im-just-Ve I would argue that it would probably be even more expensive due to the fragile nature of such a substance. The only upside would be switching speed. So.. Better, but waaay more expensive to manufacture.

[@Im-just-Ve]

@@MrMeasaftw great argument

[@Larken42]

I bet it’s weak to electric attacks too

[@egregoree3662]

This short hits on so many points that my son (8yo) is fascinated by: mining, gold, 2D, atomic structure, filtration tech for the environment, etc. He just grasps the superficial concepts now so it would be awesome to have videos that go more in depth in a way that holds his attention. We’re subscribing to your channel and probably watching everything. Thank you! 😊

[@vastraun2249]

Goldene?😂 So creative

[@michaelwatson4532]

So the stories about the Annunaki could be correct