Gear rotation |
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| An example of carbon nanotube gear rotation. The gearshaft is a carbon nanaotube which may be just 1 to 10 nanometers in diameter. Benzyne molecules (as teeth) are attached to carbon nanotubes (shafts) to form gears that can operate at GHz frequencies. This clip shows rotation speeds of 50/70/100 rot/ns in a vacuum. | ||
| Category: | Carbon materials | |
| Source: | NASA Ames Research Center | |
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