Self-Assembling, Nanometer-Scale Wires
savi writes: "An experiment that University of Chicago physicists conducted just for fun has unexpectedly led them to a new technique for producing nanoscale structures. "This is perhaps the first time that it has been possible to assemble large numbers of parallel, continuous wires that are truly nanometer scale in cross-section," said Heinrich Jaeger, Professor in Physics at the University of Chicago. Check it out here."
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I wonder how close these wire are to the point where you can't run a current through them.
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It seems like this would be a pretty simple process for making transistors, though maybe the current process is cheaper because it's so well developed.
Does anyone know the actual limit for the smallest wire you can pass a current through? I think it's
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This previous article was also about a technique for producing very small wires. These wires were grown in water, though, and the scientists were apparently interested in connections to biology. Their goal was to be able to interface with a cell without killing it. The contrasts are interesting, though. These guys are growing wires on a polymer substrate, and are more interested in microelectronics. They appear to be fabricating long, thin, wires with consisten properties. The guys building wires in water were using what appeared to me to be a kind of diffusion-limited aggregation process that produces wispy, highly branching wires with presumably much poorer electrical properties.
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