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    Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010 for their groundbreaking work extracting graphene from graphite. They developed a novel method using adhesive tape to isolate a single layer of carbon atoms from graphite, achieving what was previously thought to be impossible. Graphene has unique properties that allow physicists to study two-dimensional materials and their quantum properties. It also has applications in transparent touchscreens, solar cells, conductive plastics, and could replace silicon in many electronic devices.

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    Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010 for their groundbreaking work extracting graphene from graphite. They developed a novel method using adhesive tape to isolate a single layer of carbon atoms from graphite, achieving what was previously thought to be impossible. Graphene has unique properties that allow physicists to study two-dimensional materials and their quantum properties. It also has applications in transparent touchscreens, solar cells, conductive plastics, and could replace silicon in many electronic devices.

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    Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010 for their groundbreaking work extracting graphene from graphite. They developed a novel method using adhesive tape to isolate a single layer of carbon atoms from graphite, achieving what was previously thought to be impossible. Graphene has unique properties that allow physicists to study two-dimensional materials and their quantum properties. It also has applications in transparent touchscreens, solar cells, conductive plastics, and could replace silicon in many electronic devices.

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    Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010 for their groundbreaking work extracting graphene from graphite. They developed a novel method using adhesive tape to isolate a single layer of carbon atoms from graphite, achieving what was previously thought to be impossible. Graphene has unique properties that allow physicists to study two-dimensional materials and their quantum properties. It also has applications in transparent touchscreens, solar cells, conductive plastics, and could replace silicon in many electronic devices.

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    my topic is about the nobel prize in Physics 2010.

    this prize was for Andre Geim and


    Konstantin Novoselov by start one of the most important research areas today.

    They extracted graphene from a piece of graphite(the same as that found in any ordinary
    pen).They used a kind of tape that allowed them to extract a sheet of graphite one atom of
    carbon. Many scientists believed that it was impossible.

    Geim and Novoselov achieved the unexpected and they became in candidates for the
    Nobel Prize.

    the Graphene has allowed physicists to study the properties of materials in just two
    dimensions. Many of these properties are due to phenomena of quantum physics .

    the Graphene applications are increasing every day, including the creation of new
    materials and manufacture of innovative electronic products (such as graphene
    transistors) that could replace silicon and germanium in many applications.

    Because it is virtually transparent and a good driver, graphene is suitable for the
    production of transparent touch screens, screens for televisions and monitors, and even
    solar cells.

    the graphene Mixed with plastics makes becames in conductor of electricity, making them
    more resistant to heat and mechanical resistance, and making it possible to develop new
    materials with good elastic properties and very light, with possible applications in
    satellites, airplanes and automobiles .

    finally They said that at 2011 or 2012 will arise the creation of the first device of this
    material, and it will be a touchscreen mobile phone entirely new. also They said the
    graphene chips will be used with more frecuency within 10 years.

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