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Carbon Nanotubes Could Replace Copper Wiring in Cars, Report Says

Circa 2019


The average car features up to 60 pounds of copper wiring, but researchers are looking to reduce some of that weight. Combing aluminum with carbon nanotubes could be the solution, those researchers believe. The nanotubes reportedly add strength and conductivity to lightweight aluminum.

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