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The strongest material would be boron fiber. That is not very practical because ot is expensive and brittle. The cost of carbon fiber is probably also too high to use for bridge strands. A drawn alloy steel wire is probably still the best choice, with tensile strengths of over 100,000 pounds per square inch being possible.
Strong and Porous. For years, researchers have known that carbon, when arranged in a certain way, can be very strong. Case in point: graphene. Graphene, which was heretofore, the strongest material known to man, is made from an extremely thin sheet of carbon atoms arranged in two dimensions. But thereâs one drawback: while notable for its thinness and unique electrical properties, itâs very difficult to create useful, three-dimensional materials out of graphene.