Scientists have created the world's thinnest sonic experiment in many devices

London, 8 August 2019, Thursday

Scientists have created the world's finest gold. Which is equal to only 2 atoms. That is, it is ten times thinner than a man's nails. Investigators at the University of Leeds in Britain measured the gold thickness by 0.47 nanometers. This object has been called 2D. Because it has 2 layers of atoms one at a time.

This substance can be widely used in medical devices and electronic industry. It can also be used in some industrial processes and in the catalysis of chemical processes. Laboratory tests have found that gold is more effective as a catalyst than gold nanoparticles currently used. According to scientists, this is a historic achievement.

Scientists say the gold can be used for many medical and electronic devices. One researcher says it can be used on medical devices. It can also be used for rapid chemical reactions.