grafeno: el alótropo más prometedor del carbono

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Abstract
After a brief review of the discoveries of the allotropes of carbon known up to the present time,we focus on graphene, which is the most recent one. The remarkable material properties ofgraphene are due to its relativistic electrons and give a lot of hopes for many technologicalapplications of high impact.
Después de una breve revisión de la historia de los alótropos del carbono conocidos al momento,nos enfocamos en el más reciente de ellos, el grafeno, cuyas propiedades extraordinariasse deben a la propagación relativista de sus electrones de conducción. Estas mismaspropiedades dan esperanzas para muchas aplicaciones tecnológicas de gran impacto.
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Authors ;H. C. Rosu;L. A. Torres González;Ma. Guadalupe Méndez Medrano
Journal medical mycology journal
Year 2012
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http://www.actauniversitaria.ugto.mx/index.php/acta/article/view/381
Keywords
science (general)social sciences electrones relativistas

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