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World Economic Forum (Davos) on Graphene...

[graphene007]

« Researchers from several universities (Northwestern, U of Dallas, U of Illinois & U of Central Florida) have teamed up to develop a radical kind of transistor. Instead of using silicon, the team used graphene to build a logic gate series that uses less power but could work 1,000 times faster than current ones. »

[JimmyBly1]

Nothing new here and a true fundamental application for graphene down to nano scale for real... not achievable with some graphite made powder, a mix of things being graphite and some graphene of all kinds. See the product description for details. Prove me wrong. JimmyB

[Lire02]

Once again, JB, your last contribution clear as mud. 

[j1nxed]

You claimed that graphene would be too expensive to be put into concrete. I showed you several articles that claimed that the loading would be small enough that I could be used in concrete... and i showed an article that was from this year that claimed it would add 5% to the cost. You are just rambling now, evidence showed you sold out 2019 and have been on a bear crusade ever since

[JimmyBly1]

Talking about evidence and years, sources you mentioned date back to 2019 and before. Why so long to commercialize if results were known since many years then? Lire#2, mud is good for skin. JimmyB

[smallcaps2grow]

Before Nano, price did not work for cement. Still, probably only special sits Adoption will be long, like anything. Building code adjustments take forever. Unless Joe cranks carbon emission requirements.

[Lire02]

Before Nano, price did not work for cement. Still, probably only special sits Adoption will be long, like anything. Building code adjustments take forever. Unless Joe cranks carbon emission requirements. Sure, but even a small percentage of the concrete/cement business is a huge market, far more than Nanoxplore can currently handle. 

[graphene007]

Other exciting info « Perhaps the greatest excitement surrounds the potential for the ‘new wonder material’, graphene, which could deliver all the above credentials put together and on top of this eliminate the problem of steel corrosion, which is the biggest and most expensive deterioration problem in concrete.» Source : Davos World Economic Forum

[JimmyBly1]

and you really believe that? Seriously. Everything get oxided more or less, you cannot stop it. Graphene was supposed to cure everything btw, from viruses, germs and fungus... a killing machine jajaja soon the stupids too? I hope. Watch yourself. JimmyB

[Lire02]

JB, are you saying that graphene application Cannot slow down the oxidation of steel ? Not sure about stopping it entirely, that does sound pretty extreme, but slowing the process could prove a very valuable application of graphene.

[JimmyBly1]

It depends so much on the surrounding material quality. Concrete cracks open, graphene or no graphene the building on the seashore will go down at some point if not taken care of. Graphene get oxidised too you know, naturally or not as a chemical reaction. Can graphene hinder cement from cracking? Its beyond material only scope, its more about building design first to hold the structural weight up

[Lire02]

Not trying to flog a dead horse here, JB, but do you maintain that ,all things being equak, the addition of graphene to the production of coment/concrete does NOT improve the properties of the finished product in terms of longetivity, strength, perhaps water erosian resistance etc? Your most recent submission suggests that if cement / concrete used is mixed improperly , structure can fail