Two-dimensional (2D) materials and atomic scale "Lego set"

What is an atomic Lego set? What are its tiny building blocks? How can they help us create better technologies and discover novel material properties? Watch SciToons’ new video about Two-dimensional (2D) materials and atomic-scale "Lego set" to find out! #2danimation
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super underrated channel, great work!

[@parikshithk8289]

I look forward to learning more about Elements Periodic Table and many more such great contents as an Electronics Engineer one of the best computer graphics and the interpretation blew my mind.

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This kind of content and articulation are equally competent as Gemini, OpenAI, or any other fine-tuned chatbot

[@greenlamp9219]

there has been so so many remarkable breakthroughs in physics this year that have gone totally underrepresented because of the corona virus, if you ever need to bolster your faith in humanity than LOOK AT THIS WORK, makes me feel like no matter what disaster is going on in the world humans are still creating and innovating constantly behind the scenes. the show always goes on!!

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Thank you nice video

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want to know how these animations made? Excellent

[@eritreanism]

Long time no see, i love this sub

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btw, which 3d software is this made from?

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@@eritreanism The animation is done with Cinema 4D, and some of the modeling is done using Onshape.

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Well made video!

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