Carbyne's extreme strength and instability made it hard to study, but researchers may have found a way to produce it reliably for advanced electronics. (Nanowerk News) Carbyne, a one-dimensional chain ...

The image shows how special molecules break down when heated inside a tiny carbon tube, forming a perfectly straight chain of carbon atoms known as carbyne. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Carbyne, a ...

Carbyne is an extremely strong, one-dimensional carbon material that could play an important role in future electronic technologies. But because it's highly unstable and breaks apart easily, making ...

Researchers from China, Japan, France, Italy, and Austria, led by the University of Vienna, have fully unraveled a long-standing materials science mystery using machine learning, advanced theoretical ...

For the design of future materials, it is important to understand how the individual atoms inside a material interact with each other quantum mechanically. Previously inexplicable vibrational states ...

Carbyne, a one-dimensional chain of carbon atoms, is incredibly strong for being so thin, making it an intriguing possibility for use in next-generation electronics, but its extreme instability made ...

Researchers used Raman spectroscopy, theory, and machine learning to explain puzzling vibrational states in carbon chains and nanotubes at the atomic level. (Nanowerk News) For the design of future ...