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Aussie Scientists Cut, Grind and Polish Perfect Kilogram

Peter Skarpetis | September 8, 2007 | 12:59 pm

Aussie Scientists Cut, Grind and Polish Perfect Kilogram:
It’s a question of keeping up standards. That famous slab in Paris has lost 50 micrograms, so Australian scientists are creating a perfect sphere out of Silicon 28. They even know how many atoms it’ll contain.

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