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, Os nanofilamentos de diamante (em inglês: … Os nanofilamentos de diamante (em inglês: diamond nanothreads ou DNTs) são formas alotrópicas do carbono, com uma nanoestrutura idêntica à do diamante. Este nanomaterial é 20 mil vezes menor do que um fio de cabelo humano e é o filamento mais pequeno e o mais forte alguma vez desenvolvido, podendo, por isso, ser o segredo para a construção do primeiro elevador espacial. construção do primeiro elevador espacial.
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