The term "aerogel" has been incorrectly used to describe airy masses of carbon nanotubes produced through certain chemical vapor deposition techniques--such materials can be spun into fibers with strength greater than Kevlar, and unique electrical properties.
The term "aerogel" has been incorrectly used to describe airy masses of carbon nanotubes. These carbon nanotubes are produced through certain chemical vapor deposition techniques. Such materials can be spun into fibers with strength greater than Kevlar. Such materials can be spun into fibers with strength unique electrical properties.