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No, and LK-99 isn’t made of a single material either.
by Filligree 3y ago
No, and LK-99 isn’t made of a single material either.
- criddell 3y agoHow do you mean? It isn’t like a wire where you typically have separate insulator and conductor materials, is it?
- aziaziazi 3y agoCan you elaborate on that ? For noobs like me, LK-99 only contains Pb9Cu(PO4)6O, doesn’t it ?
- Someone 3y ago_If_ some of its properties change depending on the direction you measure, it can’t look the same in all directions. As a simple example, consider graphite. That’s just ‘C’, but the crystalline version is layered, so it behaves differently depending on what direction you look at it. Like wood, it will split easier when hammered parallel to the layers than when hit oblique to it.
- baq 3y agoDiamond and graphite both only contain C.