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The new type of hybrid particles can be used along with the graphene layers.




The new type of hybrid particles can be used along with the graphene layers.

When we are thinking about the possibility to use graphene in quantum computers, we can think that the atoms of some other particles are pointed in the middle of the carbon ring. Then the electromagnetic stress will target that atom, which is superpositioning or transmitting its electromagnetic field to the graphene structure. And that thing would make it possible to create new and more powerful quantum computers that might be even more fundamental than ever before.

One of the areas, where large graphene layers can use is quantum computing. The qubits can fly freely between the graphene layers, whose mission is to protect them against outer radiation. The image above this text portraits the new quantum material, but it could also portray the superpositioned particles.

Using the superposition the particles can transmit data from one place to another, and the quantum entanglement will deny that nobody sees the data, what travels in the energy bridge between those particles. The thing is that by benefiting graphene the particle can anchor to the layer, and then the energy or the electromagnetic radiation can be targeted to that particle.

That thing would rise the energy layer of that particle, and the electromagnetic field can multiposition to other particles around that single particle, which can hover between the graphene layer and electric antenna. The system might base a similar idea with the scanning tunneling microscope. The ion or electron would hover between the layer and antenna, and the electromagnetic stress will target that hovering atom. If there are other particles at a certain distance from that primary particles, its electromagnetic field can transmit to those particles.


https://www.sciencealert.com/an-unexpected-observation-in-insulators-hints-at-a-new-kind-of-hybrid-particle

Image: https://www.sciencealert.com/an-unexpected-observation-in-insulators-hints-at-a-new-kind-of-hybrid-particle





 

Graphene is the material of tomorrow

The one atom layer graphite or graphene is theoretically very easy to make. The thing that is enough is that the entire layer is covered by using graphite, and then the extra-layers will be removed. The idea is simple. The whole area is colored with a pencil, and then the extra-atomic layers of graphite are removed by using lasers.

So if there is the possibility that the large areas are covered by using graphene, that thing would allow making the extremely hard layer over the metal, but there are many other targets, where graphene can use. Now the scientists are introducing the idea that graphene can be produced from plastic garbage. And that thing opens the new visions for using graphene in the many targets.

https://massivesci.com/articles/plastic-recycling-graphene-flash-joule-heating/

Image: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphene


 

 

 

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