Solomon - 25-9-2013 at 21:39
There is a video on youtube telling you how to synthesise muscles that can be made to contract electronicly. I am wondering if there are other
methods of making synthetic muscles than their procedure. Carbon nanotube muscles work similarly - a tube of conductive material filled with
parafin wax. I beleive if one were to use graphene instead of gold, this might work better. A better electrolite would be sulfuric acid, but I think
(I might be wrong as graphite is highly unreactive and graphene bonds are rediculously strong) you would need to use that in a vaccum to prevent the
graphene from oxidizing.
