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Chemists Mold Metal Objects From Plastic 'Nanoputty'

Science: A group of chemists reports finding a way to assemble tiny metal particles into a substance that can be shaped and fired--at little more than room temperature

Posted by Physics Today on April 13, 2007 2:09 PM |

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