Chemistry, asked by yusuf253893, 8 months ago

web fluid can be made in real life

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Answered by neharajesh578

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While we might never know what the real Spider-Man uses for his web fluid, the closest thing we have in the real world that might mimic it is carbon nanotubes. These tiny tubes are incredibly strong — capable of supporting 6,422 kilograms or 14,158lbs on that same square millimeter cross-section.

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