By passing infrared rays through an aqueous solution of silver ions, researchers at Japan’s Riken have succeeded in creating nano-sized three-dimensional silver objects, including these tetrapods measuring 1/500th of a millimeter.
Gold and silver ions exposed to ultraviolet rays have been known to solidify by absorbing the energy of photons inside the rays. However, because [...]
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Pink Tentacle
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Japan Probe
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What Japan Thinks
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