Graphene, the world’s strongest material, is a million times thinner than paper but 200 times stronger than steel.
Graphene is made of a single sheet of carbon atoms arranged in a crystal lattice (like a honeycomb pattern). It is the basic building block of graphite, the material that is used in pencil lead.
It has been tagged the world’s strongest material as it is over 200 times stronger than steel – that’s a daredevil level of rigidity. Also, Graphene is obviously stronger than Diamond. The rigidity of Graphene has been tested over and again by different researchers, and it has been confirmed that Graphene is indeed a formidable raw material with lots of unique properties.