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Graphene AerogelLast year, German scientists created aerographite, which at 0.2 milligrams per cubic centimeter was dubbed the world's lightest material. However they have now been eclipsed by a team from China's Zhejiang University that has createdGraphene Aerogel - a sponge-like solid material made from freeze-dried carbon and graphene oxide that weighs just <b>.16 milligrams per cubic centimeter</b>. That's just twice the density of hydrogen.1
Graphene AerogelLast year, German scientists created aerographite, which at 0.2 milligrams per cubic centimeter was dubbed the world's lightest material. However they have now been eclipsed by a team from China's Zhejiang University that has createdGraphene Aerogel - a sponge-like solid material made from freeze-dried carbon and graphene oxide that weighs just <b>.16 milligrams per cubic centimeter</b>. That's just twice the density of hydrogen.2
Graphene AerogelLast year, German scientists created aerographite, which at 0.2 milligrams per cubic centimeter was dubbed the world's lightest material. However they have now been eclipsed by a team from China's Zhejiang University that has createdGraphene Aerogel - a sponge-like solid material made from freeze-dried carbon and graphene oxide that weighs just <b>.16 milligrams per cubic centimeter</b>. That's just twice the density of hydrogen.3
Graphene AerogelLast year, German scientists created aerographite, which at 0.2 milligrams per cubic centimeter was dubbed the world's lightest material. However they have now been eclipsed by a team from China's Zhejiang University that has createdGraphene Aerogel - a sponge-like solid material made from freeze-dried carbon and graphene oxide that weighs just <b>.16 milligrams per cubic centimeter</b>. That's just twice the density of hydrogen.4
