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January 31st, 2011

"Quantum Water" Discovered in Carbon Nanotubes

Abstract:
Today, George Reiter at the University of Houston and a few buddies put forward evidence that water is stranger than anybody thought. In fact, they go as far as to say that when confined on the nanometre scale, it forms into an entirely new type of quantum water.

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