Carbon nanotube tape stays sticky in extreme temperatures
A new type of nanomaterial tape, shown here mounted in a conventional tape dispenser, sticks strongly to surfaces over a wide range of temperatures
By American Chemical Society —— Bio and Archives--July 18, 2019
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In very hot or cold environments, conventional tape can lose its stickiness and leave behind an annoying residue. But while most people can avoid keeping taped items in a hot car or freezer, those living in extreme environments such as deserts and the Antarctic often can’t avoid such conditions. Now, researchers reporting in ACS’ journal Nano Letters say they have developed a new nanomaterial tape that can function over a wide temperature range. Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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