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Regina Bolton
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21 September, 19:45
Why is graphene so strong?
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Hugo Espinoza
21 September, 20:02
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Graphene is strong because there are many bonds within it that are strong. When atoms are tightly packed and have more bonds, they will be harder to break.
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