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Why are carbon nanotubes found in nature?
Or are they? If you have many desirable properties as high strength to weight ratio, electrical conductivity, low friction bearings at the nanoscale, and the transport of electrons, why evolution has not found a way to incorporate carbon nanotubes in living things?
I do not know that they are not in nature. What we know is not detected, which is totally different. Gravitons have not been detected in nature, either. The difference is that many people believe that gravitons is if you look carefully enough, while Some people believe they will find the nanotubes. You've probably noticed that having functional surfaces are a relatively late development in animals, and that There are not really rotating bearings, so that aspect of the nanotubes would not be particularly useful. Electron transport in itself is limited to the production ATP in the mitochondria, and cytochrome currently used are near the boundary entropy of reaction efficiency, so it's not much that can be reproductive advantage obtained by improving the efficiency of electron transport between cytochromes. On the other hand, the higher animals are relatively new to this planet, so it is possible biological nanotubes that are not sometime in the future. m