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2D sheets help make liquid logic

11 Jul 2018 Isabelle Dumé
A graphene membrane containing oxygen-lined pores
Simulating computer logic: NIST researchers simulated computer logic operations in a saline solution with a graphene membrane (grey) containing oxygen-lined pores (red) that can trap potassium ions (purple) under certain electrical conditions. (Credit: NIST)
Extensive room-temperature molecular dynamics simulations by researchers at the National Institute o

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