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RESEARCHSeptember 8, 2008Nano mesh conducts better Mix
the right chemicals in a vapor and you get a flexible semiconducting
nanoscale mesh that could be used to extract hydrogen from water.
A technique for growing titanium disilicide crystal yields the net-shaped structure. The nanoscale size and mesh shape improve the material's ability to conduct electricity. The material has been used to extract hydrogen from water and store the hydrogen in recent laboratory research. Research paper: Spontaneous Growth of Highly Conductive Two-Dimensional Single-Crystalline TiSi2 Nanonets Angewandte Chemie International Edition, published online September 2, 2008 Researchers' homepage: Wang Lab Related stories and briefs: Extracting hydrogen and storing it too -- related research Back to ERN September 8/15, 2008 |
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