Scientists have created the world's thinnest gold measuring two atoms thick or million times thinner than a fingernail.
In its 2D form, gold becomes flexible that adds to its potential of being used more efficiently such as in bendable screens. (Photo: Pixabay)
Scientists have developed '2D' gold so fine that even a human fingernail is thicker in comparison.
The scientists at the University of Leeds, have created the world's thinnest gold measuring two atoms thick or million times thinner than a fingernail.
In its 2D form, gold becomes flexible that adds to its potential of being used more efficiently such as in bendable screens, electronic inks, medical diagnostic tests, and water purification systems.
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