Trav Joined Nov 20, 2006 Messages 31,263 Location MA, Mittelfranken.de Dec 30, 2013 #41 Originally Posted By: expat Castrol in the UK, in the 70's advertised their GTX had "Liquid Tungsten" Maybe even before that.
Originally Posted By: expat Castrol in the UK, in the 70's advertised their GTX had "Liquid Tungsten" Maybe even before that.
D dave5358 Joined Apr 25, 2013 Messages 669 Location North Bend Dec 30, 2013 #42 Originally Posted By: Trav Originally Posted By: expat Castrol in the UK, in the 70's advertised their GTX had "Liquid Tungsten" Maybe even before that. I remember that in the US as well. I always just assumed it was ad-man hype. But, who knows?
Originally Posted By: Trav Originally Posted By: expat Castrol in the UK, in the 70's advertised their GTX had "Liquid Tungsten" Maybe even before that. I remember that in the US as well. I always just assumed it was ad-man hype. But, who knows?
A alternety Joined Jan 15, 2009 Messages 158 Location Pacific NW Jan 12, 2014 #43 Tungsten Disulphide has been around a long time. MoS2 is far more common because it was cheaper. The nano versions are relatively new. The Fullerenes (in retail commerce), quite new.
Tungsten Disulphide has been around a long time. MoS2 is far more common because it was cheaper. The nano versions are relatively new. The Fullerenes (in retail commerce), quite new.