Liquid carbon created for the first time, offering breakthrough for nuclear fusion reactors
https://eandt.theiet.org/2025/05/22/liquid-carbon-created-first-time-offering-breakthrough-nuclear-fusion-reactors
Liquid carbon created for the first time, offering breakthrough for nuclear fusion reactors
https://eandt.theiet.org/2025/05/22/liquid-carbon-created-first-time-offering-breakthrough-nuclear-fusion-reactors
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Don’t see much potential to make it at a material quantity with this…
Isn’t the title extremely unintelligent? I mean, to be a breakthrough it should have applicability, which in the current state it isn’t at all.
But that made me wonder, wouldn’t an emulsion of graphite or/and diamond in some oil be able to more efficiently conduct the heat? Can somebody who’s in this field tell me about it please?