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Carbon nanoflorets

Santhosh Kumar 02/11/2023

Carbon nanoflorets mind map with below nodes
Context
Researchers at IIT Bombay
Created carbon nanoflorets
Source
The Hindu (TH)
What are Carbon nanoflorets
Unique nanostructure
Composed of carbon atoms
Arranged in floret-like morphology
High surface area
Potential applications
In fields such as
Materials science
Electronics
Nanotechnology
Properties and uses
Can absorb light at multiple frequencies
Including infrared
Visible light
Ultraviolet
Highly efficient at converting sunlight
Into thermal energy
Unique shape
Ensures minimal light reflection
Efficient heat retention
Example application
1-square-meter coating
Can vaporize 5 litres of water
In an hour
Surpassing commercial solar stills
Potential uses in various sectors
Including construction
Including healthcare

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