"Trapping Atoms: Creating One-Dimensional Noble Gas"

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Scientists from the University of Nottingham have successfully trapped individual krypton atoms inside carbon nanotubes, creating the world's first one-dimensional gas. Using advanced transmission electron microscopy, the team was able to directly image chains of noble gas atoms, a significant breakthrough in understanding individual atomic behavior. This innovation could lead to a better understanding of unusual states of matter and have wide-ranging effects on atomic-scale behavior, with potential applications in chemistry and physics.
Topics:science#chemistry#electron-microscopy#nanotechnology#noble-gas#one-dimensional-gas#science-and-technology
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