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Plasma gun sprays out high-quality graphene ?..

[Tcheck]

I didn t hear of this application yet
so ...

Anup Kumar Keshri, a materials scientist and engineer at the Indian Institute of Technology Patna, and his team made graphene using plasma spraying, a well-established technique for depositing metal or ceramic coatings. The method involves melting powdered coating materials in a jet of plasma—a high-temperature gas of ions—and spraying them on a surface.

The engineers loaded graphite particles in a plasma spray gun. The thermal shock from the 3,000 K temperature and the turbulent eddies in the resulting plume rip apart the graphite into graphene flakes. The researchers collected the sprayed powder, put it in deionized water, and spun it in a centrifuge to remove unexfoliated clumps of graphite.

Something to do in their spare time:)

Plasma gun sprays out high-quality graphene

[MyBuddyy]

If THIS doesn't open your eyes to the potential of PYR, nothing will!  Everyday I learn something new that amazes me. 

[BCONTVentures]

Absolutely this is fascinating!  Also take a look at the recent hires at PyroGenesis: PyroGenesis has been adding to their staff recently, take a look at the bio of Elham Dalir: Elham Dalir has received her Ph.D. from the Centre for Advanced Coating Technologies (CACT) at the University of Toronto in 2020, where she developed a numerical model to simulate the suspension plasma

[developbc]

It's like Pyrogenesis is the real deal movie come to life.  Bunch of Tony Starks combining their raw talent under Pyrogenesis roof. It's mind boggling amazing collection of various divisions that Pyrogenesis is about imho seriously disrupt. Long and strong PYROGENESIS!!

[lettermen7]

absolutely a bunch of Tony Starks under PyroGenesis' roof!!! game changing technology!!!

[developbc]

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