A chemical compound, formed through electrosporadic oxidization of chromium and platinum. Has a wide range of applications in the production of advanced technology and is highly sought-after by industrial manufacturers.

A silvery, corrosion-resistant metal used in various metal alloys and, to a lesser extent, in hybrid weapons systems.

Single-walled nanotubes such as these have been at the forefront of advanced electronics production for centuries. The nanoribbons make for some of the best, and smallest, conductors in the world, offering scientists new ways forward in the miniaturization of electronics systems.

Fulleroferrocene is a rare organometallic compound used to strengthen and supplement other materials. Most commonly, it is used to improve the structural integrity of metal alloys, but research is continuing on its potential applications in nanomechanical devices.

Fullerides are highly superconductive materials used in capacitors, armor plating and weapons systems.

Originally this material was only used in the construction of advanced semiconductors, a role in which it still performs admirably. In recent years, however, structural engineers have proven that it has even better applications in nano-electromechanical systems. The unique “superlubricity” – a state of zero or near-zero friction – between mechanical components made of F.I.G significantly limits wear, allowing the tiny devices to operate for exceptionally long periods without the need for maintenance.

When combined with other materials and alloys, fluxed condensates help contribute to a unique quantum state highly conducive to efficient reactor operation.

A magnetised liquid, used to control the flow of cold plasma fields in shield systems, reactor cores, pulse generators and thruster systems.

Ferrofluids are superparamagnetic fluids containing tiny particles of magnetic solids suspended in liquid. The primary component in the creation of ferrogels.