A form of solid carbon dioxide that could be used to make ultra-hard glass or coatings for microelectronic devices has been discovered.
Today is: 3 December, 2008
We can now make ultra hard glass
Submitted by PJ on June 21, 2006 - 12:47.amorphous carbonia | carbon dioxide | glass | manufacturing | News
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