Nanotechnology : A Walk through History

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[@gautamanand6053]

In our recent research (published in Materials Letters (2024): 136208), we show the carbon nanotubes in carburising slags (waste generated during the crucible process). It answers the question about the source of carbon nanotubes in Wootz and later Damascus steels.

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thank You sir Prof. I do enjoy your class. its usually very simple to understand and well detailed. weldon sir

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