Stronger than steel, superwood. Scientific American
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Stronger than steel, superwood
Jun 20, 2020
Last reply: 6 years ago
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Now is we could make it non-flammable and ruin termites teeth.
I wonder how bad it outgasses?
Just another composite to me. Bullet stopping is no big deal for a fibrous material spreading the energy of the bullet. It is not as good as Kevlar they say and I doubt it is as good as nylon.
Cost analysis would be interesting. Lot of people think that materials based on natural processes are cheaper and less polluting but reverse is often true.
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