3D Atomic Love
Image Credit: University of Birmingham.
It's Valentine's day - and they say that the best presents come in small packages.
Scientists at Birmingham University's Nanoscale Physics Research Lab have taken this message to heart - their Valentine card, made of pure palladium, is only 8 nanometres in size; you can even see the atoms. Making the card was also a work of love; clusters of palladium atoms bonded together on the surface of carbon and spontaneously arranged themselves into the world's smallest heart.
Source: University of Birmingham /...
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