Without stretching, printed traces of the new conductor recorded 4,972 siemens per centimeter (S / cm),
high conductivity using the common measure for assessing electrical conductance.
Not exact matches
«The
conductivity is two or three times
higher than what people
used to think.»
Scientists initially
used metal oxides as asymmetric supercapacitor electrodes, but, as metal oxides do not have particularly
high electrical
conductivities and become unstable over long operating cycles, it was clear that a better alternative was needed.
In the study, Professor Kim and his research team have developed a new catalyst,
using the cation ordered double perovskite with
high electrical
conductivity and catalyic performance.
Whereas the «glass - like» thermal
conductivity of the clathrate Ba7.81 Ge40.67 Au5.33 has frequently been associated with a short phonon lifetime, this study measured for the first time to date a very long phonon lifetime
using a large single crystal sample of
high quality.
In numerous tests, the researcher and his team investigated the nano - material graphene, whose extremely
high specific surface area of up to 2,600 m2 / g and
high electrical
conductivity practically cries out for
use as an electrode material.
Because of its extremely
high conductivity, sixty percent of copper is
used in electrical and electronic goods.
vukcevic says: October 30, 2012 at 2:59 pm You might like to do some calculations
using geomagnetic storms induction as a trigger It is precisely that
high conductivity that screens the core from any external influence, in combination with the
high conductivity [effectively a superconductor] of the core itself.
Using a
high value of
conductivity produces a similar result without any actual water motion.