Processes for non-destructive transfer of graphene for industrial production
Since the discovery of graphene in 2004, research on how to make graphene useful in industrial applications has been fervent. Graphene has many desirable properties: It’s the strongest material—it’s over two hundred times stronger than steel. It’s thin—just one gram of graphene can cover an entire football field. It’s conductive—it’s even more conductive than copper.
Revolutionizing The Construction Industry
Graphene: the wonder material that is one atom thick, many times stronger than steel, and extremely conductive. Graphene, which is ultra thin graphite, has been around since 2004 after the University of Manchester discovered it and the research and possible applications continue to balloon. This material is more commonly heard of in solar and device/sensor
Graphene is the Future of Solar Power?
Although solar power itself has revolutionized the way that we use energy in our households and businesses, graphene is anticipated to bring the system to the next level. Only small strides have been made for the absorbable cells thus far with high-cost materials that create a high-price in the market of solar; what Clean Technica
Three Regions Where Business Is Benefiting from Graphene Growth
Although graphene is already starting to improve many aspecst of our world today, there are three specific emerging trends in technology that have seen immense monetary growth due to the miracle material: power storage, composites, and mergers and acquisitions strategy. This is all according to the leading global technology research and advisory company Technavio. Specifically,