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@eua4808

4 ай бұрын

No replys HMMMM

Graphene can do anything except enter mass production.

@debiannebalmer8166

2 жыл бұрын

As a powerhouse, still cautious handling is suggested.

@mitteleuropa8485

2 жыл бұрын

100% of the production of graphene nanotubes is Russia, the company OCSiAL

@kazedcat

2 жыл бұрын

@@mitteleuropa8485 Graphene and nanotube are not the same thing.

@fostergoodwill

Жыл бұрын

Flash graphene is now being mass produced by James Tour.

@kazedcat

Жыл бұрын

@@fostergoodwill Can I buy a bridge with graphene in it?

Graphene is the material of the future... and always will be.

@nicmorris3293

3 ай бұрын

To kill us maybe

2024: 4 months ago Georgia Tech Research made the first semiconducting graphite transistor. Running at terahertz frequency with less heat. Its revolutionary.

just with tape and pencil a man robbed a Nobel Prize, one of a greatest heist

Graphene is already being massed produces by a company in Australia , I feel the usa government and big business is holding the Graphene growth back, they are figuring out how to make money from it compared to the current materials used, so they hold on to the past or the current system they have already invested money in

@sprig3432

4 ай бұрын

A very likely possibility, they buy the IP and shelf the product. It may be that Graphene has limitations and will never leave the lab because of this or it could be an evil conspiracy. I don't know if this material really can be a cure all why there isn't billions poured into R&D

@nicmorris3293

3 ай бұрын

Trust and believe, they are using it on a mass scale. I pull it out of my skin. It's in our air, water, food. It's killing all of us and people fall for their BS

Tremendous quality video! My compliments to the producer! I lament that I am so old (65+) that I cannot participate in this science. This is such an opportunity for a real contribution to the quality of life for mankind. Industrial quantity production of graphene would make landing on the moon a very minor manmade contribution, even if it is a rung on the same ladder to progress. The CVD process seems like a single step in the right direction. Something tells me the substrate needs to be a ceramic at a high temp like 200 F. . I would CVD some gold onto a hot ceramic sheet and then CVD the graphene onto the gold and then chill the whole thing to separate the deposit (s). Leave the gold attached as one experiment.

@matiashofmann6010

Жыл бұрын

Dear Sir, you are more than able to participate with that age! If it is not perhaps as much as you want, still awesome to be part of a part ! Never put down what makes you happy sir

@hotshotturtle

7 ай бұрын

this video was stolen from verge science

Great content and overall production. I'm new to your channel but have watched some of your videos and really enjoyed them, but I have just one suggestion, maybe I'm not the only one who wants to read the full articles that are cited on the video, so it would be nice if you could have the links for those articles on the description. Keep up the good work!

@hotshotturtle

7 ай бұрын

this video was stolen from verge science

Wow nice video

Well its been 15 years. Those first samples should now be rated for,, waste-ablity? like how long to break down. Does it create a harmful containment when exposed to other waste's? (If that's even a thing) What happens when fish digest it . Because we know they will. The data gathered so far ,maybe can point to the future. Like what we did not do for the Plastic.

@Gabzilla19

2 жыл бұрын

It needs to be a single cell flat sheet of graphene. They can't create any bigger than a flake reliably. That's why it is not usable yet.

@debiannebalmer8166

2 жыл бұрын

It’s wrapped in copper for a reason.

@debiannebalmer8166

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gabzilla19 not perfected, Copper shields force, it can be unstable when drawn into magnetic forces.

@Gabzilla19

2 жыл бұрын

@@debiannebalmer8166 are you on drugs? This is near illegible, sorry.

My research is on low T growth of graphene, and as I am troubleshooting my microwave plasma source i got this video recommended to me haha

One word: “Politics”

Time is mandatory. Don't try to rush or push it. Like Victor Hugo wrote:, "Nothing is as irresiistible as an idea whose time has come."

Like Elon said: mass production is really really hard.

@LunarMARAUDER

Жыл бұрын

yes until it comes more common

In 1958 I saw an article in Popular Science magazine about how we would be using hydrogen powered home appliances such as vacuum cleaners without annoying power cords. That never happened nor did "Picture Phone" from the telephone company as they were always 20 years behind the technology.

Why does this video have the exact same title from a video Verge made 4 years ago? and even uses some of their footage too.

how long does it take to create graphene

Cap-XX supercapacitors have just signed a JV with Ionic Industries, producers of graphene oxides

I research capabilities of graphene for chemical sensing applications and the material itself is truly very unique and has many advantages that other materials don't have. The problem is that (at least in the sensing field, but I can imagine this applies to other fields too) there are way to many possibilities and options to be tried out so that a commertially viable sample is produced. And those samples that are produced around the world that show very good usecases are either too expensive to manufacture or the process of making of these samples is hard to reproduce in acceptable margins. Once we solve the problem of high-quality defect-controlled graphene production and its controlled functionalization (in graphene sensors), we can talk business.

use a standing wave to shape it, the flash freeze it to a substrate

The narration voice is hilarious

you forgot flash graphene

it doesn't disrupt anything... it advances things. tech systems have to insist on the cheap methods instead of the expensive ones.

@debiannebalmer8166

2 жыл бұрын

It can be disruptive if not handled right, sir.

@aleoneandonly2292

2 ай бұрын

In a perfect world, yes. In our world, they are already doing bad with it

Graphene Manufacturing Group has a production method that is scalable and produces high quality graphene. I'm monitoring their battery technology development...

Easy look up some lectures from Dr. Jim Tour they invented flash graphene and its already in tons of products.

if graphene burn what makes is not stop from burning?

True

Do a new video on skeleton in Germany and their graphene super capacitors

i believe its used in concrete already. i suggest layered with aluminum for more strength in military jets less weight more performance

@rapturebound197

Жыл бұрын

Actually I think AI could be eliminated altogether for building and strengthening aircraft. The advancement of mass producing Graphene for commercial use at economically viable costs is on our doorstep. Have you viewed the latest info on that from Professor Tour at Rice University?

well when you have many others that are also supposed to change the world too, you have to wait for the real deal to slip in unnoticed. then go, huh, how that happen.

@terrysudlow8906

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Graphene Manufacturing Group could well be that company slipping in unnoticed

This is the same overhype we saw around titanium and how it would allegedly replace steel and enable space travel and advanced aeronautics.

5g ,graphene, and now, AI - I'm afraid I will never live to see their hype reallized.

@garryallison4716

6 ай бұрын

Hopefully not, sounds an awful future

It has, now it's in people's blood they don't even know it

how many years? more than 30 years ago i got my gas fitter license, and they were talking buckyballs and hydrogen then.

when then

why is this video the same as Why graphene hasn’t taken over the world...yet by Verge Science 5yrs ago

The Chinese and not the Americans discovered graphene ( Cao Yuan ) the Chinese master of graphene .

Screams titanium to me. The wonder metal that was going to change the world. Yet here we are, 60+ years later and it's still prohibitively expensive and difficult to use. Carbon has come and moved past titanium in half the time.

@yourboi1842

Жыл бұрын

Idk give it a hundred years.

Graphene (oxide) is mainstream. It's in the JAB, you just don't know it.

@garryallison4716

6 ай бұрын

So I’ve heard. Wonder what its purpose is?

So basically, graphene is still just around the bend... like it's always been.

The production volume issue has been solved FYI....

I remeber doing my final year project . There was studies looking at ever parameter except for. And endless papers talking about surface area. How it performs in a fire. Which is thing in when you consider anything in industry. Expecaly when you consider that caol (graphene) burns and glass (silicon) is not.

great informative video, but please, when you read citings, do not change your voice pich, that is quite anoying, thanks and keep up the great work

I remember when Carbon 60 was discovered (buckminsterfullerene, or "Buckyball"), and it was supposed to revolutionize everything.

It’s simple, money… If corporations can’t sell it for thousands of dollars and governments can’t have systems of endless taxation you simply won’t see development.

I told them to make miniature hydraulics for robot and bionics but they just don't get it 😭

It's BOROPHBENE now, baby!!!

⭐️ shoot, Hemp is super versatile, eco friendly and durable, but for some reason we’re 90 years behind development with that. Can you imagine how strong and light graphene reinforced hemp plastic would be? ⭐️Graphene is 200x stronger than steel and hemp is stronger than carbon fiber and Kevlar. ⭐️

Hexagon is the bestagon

4600 TPA? What is TPA?

What if you make it like cotton candy

These guys have an incredible funnel, they better grow their CVD ! Because they are never going to meet that demand. The future is doing away with carbon based anodes entirely, and adoption of 100% active silicon anode batteries.

Maybe it will hurt the market and corporations can’t adapt to the innovation

Why are graphene batteries not used? Although scientists have demonstrated graphene-based batteries with performance characteristics far exceeding those of commercially available ones, the lack of feasible techniques for the mass production of high-quality graphene limits their potential for practical use.

@rifwann

Жыл бұрын

Price, hard to mass produce, and maybe because you didnt watch the video.

The graphene batterires are going to be fantastic.

this idea has been stolen from the verge's video made in 2018. the intro is exactly the same

My next wife will be made of Graphene.

GMGMF !!!

The thing is they have something better now and it's still not being used

Big Oil

It’s because they’ve discovered Borophene much cheaper to produce and has the same properties and more

The big problem is Cost/Scale, and Purity. Besides the Type of graphene. Someone needs to literally Either take over the Trash Industry, or work with the county in order to essentially make a Graphene Foundry

I cant believe this video ignores Dr James Tours work with flash graphene productiion. Its inexcusable.

What’s the problem? You just need more scotch tape.

Being that plastic bottles are not bio degradable and not green, they are however made from an oil or petroleum as I understand it. So why hasn't plastic been instituted or combined with black top road pavement? It too is made out of an oil based material. This would be a theoretical place to have plastic reused or repurposed. That's just my thoughts rather than filling up land fills and the oceans. If there is a will there is a way.

@david-yi6dm

7 ай бұрын

Because that road wouldn't last very long because of friction, dirt, sand and rocks on the tires would scrape that plastic highway. But it is a good concept, but even better if the melted plastic is mixed with ceramic or limestone to create composite.

@user-xp9ex4uv9s

4 ай бұрын

watched a show on this recently, the pastic wears into the water system where its ingestedintofish/humans/too small for filtering

My dad invented graphene

might as well call it "nophene" for all its uses in society.

Bc THEY COST A ARM AND A LEG AND SOME 34KG 24K GOLD BAR THATS WHY

LED Lights don't have a filament, lmao

Fluff for more than 3 minutes and still not getting to the point... Low value video...

must be hype

... let it burn - carbon - the rest of fire - it's forbidden by Prometheus. Carbon 12.0107 and hydrogen 1.00784 - something was happened with both elements - numbers of mass so similar - but moved.

Why do you have to do that voice while quoting some one 😂

Graphene never came onto the market at all. Someone selling a few grams for hundreds or thousands of dollars doesn't count. You can't make anything with grams. You need pounds and kilos. I work with carbon fiber. It has excellent properties and I can buy enough to make a tennis racket or rifle stock for less than $100 and then sell those products for enough to make a profit. It doesn't matter if a material is twice as strong if I can't even afford half as much. Plus, the benefits of graphene are mostly theoretical. It has yet to be proven if a product manufactured with it is better at all. Carbon nanotubes were meant to be stronger but they weren't in practice. They were worthless.

Chicken wire?

I wonder the same thing, why has nothing been done with it if it is as GREAT as they told us many years ago. If it is as GREAT as they told us then why has my hero Elon Musk not done something with it or at least talked about it. Something is fishy I think,,,,,,🤭

@cuatro336

Жыл бұрын

It's really difficult to make high quality graphene at scale.

Yes yes all cool and games but the real question is: ¿it is really safe to handle it without harm to our health? 🙂

@noviceinvesting

2 жыл бұрын

I would look into graphene toxicity. Based on my very limited understanding, the answer is "it depends". If the nanoparticles are too small, they will likely have some toxic effect, but larger particles (at least 50 nanometers from what I read on Wikipedia) seem to be non-toxic and may be suitable for biomedical applications.

@yz915

2 жыл бұрын

@@noviceinvesting RGO, it's literally everywhere, but 🤫 that's our secret

Over 7 years ago it was discovered that Graphene can be made through blending with raw cows milk and de-ionized water in a blender for 30 minutes. Very cheap and simple process. That's likely why they dumped it. Hard to charge 200k per ton when you can make it at home and be environmentally friendly!

@themetalgamer9864

11 ай бұрын

If it's that simple, go do it and get rich.

@Jeffreyrbrady

11 ай бұрын

@@themetalgamer9864 That would be a lot of blending! But you should research before you give smartass remarks!!!

ladies name is Graphenea? you cant make this shit up.

short answer: due to anti-vaxxers, "ooga booga we get injected with graphene ooga booga"

KAT has introduced Graphene batteries for their cordless tools

Great video. But regarding plastic(s), there are petroleum based and then there are vegetable oil based plastics, which are friendlier.

This video might have been better if he wouldn't have repeated the same information so many times.

💉😔

This is just a straight rip off of a video 5 years ago from Verge Science.

Borophene

Stolen content from the verge

Nice job on stealing the content for this video word for word from the far more popular verge science video. Disliked.

Required mass, printing press, nanotech bots, cheaper than better steel