GSPI: GRAPHENE USES INCLUDE biomedical, charge a smartphone_in_seconds,_an_electric_car_in_minutes, harder than diamonds yet it stretches.
Imagine fully charging a smartphone in seconds, or an electric car in minutes. That's the power of graphene.
Graphene ...its relationship with electricity. This material carries electricity more quickly, more precisely, and more efficiently than any other known material.
Graphene...incredibly strong body armor, perfect alternative to current hair dyes.
Graphene...it can stretch,...harder than diamonds
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER, GRAPHENE
SOURCE: https://www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk/learn/applications/
SOURCE: https://www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk/learn/applications/
SOURCE: https://www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk/learn/applications/
Applications
Graphene is a disruptive technology; one that could open up new markets and even replace existing technologies or materials. It is when graphene is used both to improve an existing material and in a transformational capacity that its true potential can be realised.
Combining all of graphene's amazing properties could create an impact of the scale last seen with the Industrial Revolution.
The vast number of products, processes and industries for which graphene could create a significant impact all stems from its amazing properties.
No other material has the breadth of superlatives that graphene boasts, making it ideal for countless applications.
It is many times times stronger than steel, yet incredibly lightweight and flexible
.
It is electrically and thermally conductive but also transparent.
It is the world's first 2D material and is one million times thinner than the diameter of a single human hair.
Application areas
Transport, medicine, electronics, energy, defence, desalination; the range of industries where graphene research is making an impact is substantial.
And this is only the start. These are only the first steps. The potential of graphene is limited only by our imagination.
Bbrain and neurons
Biomedical
Graphene's unique properties allow for ground-breaking biomedical applications: targeted drug delivery; improved brain penetration; DIY health-testing kits and 'smart' implants.
Read more
man skiing downhill
Composites and coatings
Graphene is a material with a huge number of outstanding qualities; strength, flexibility, lightweight and conductivity.
Read more
close-up of a circuit board
Electronics
Graphene has the potential to create the next-generation of electronics currently limited to sci-fi. Think faster transistors; semiconductors; bendable phones and other electronics.
Read more
electronic chip board
Energy
Imagine fully charging a smartphone in seconds, or an electric car in minutes. That's the power of graphene.
Read more
graphene membrane
Membranes
Imagine clean drinking water for millions of people living in developing countries. The development of graphene-based membranes at The University of Manchester brings that possibility closer.
Read more
close-up of a sensor circuit board
Sensors
Ultra-sensitive sensors made from graphene could detect minute dangerous particles and help to protect in potentially dangerous environments.
Read more
SOURCE: https://www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk/learn/applications/
WHAT'S GRAPHENE AND WHY IT'LL SOON TAKE OVER THE WORLD
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What is graphene? What is it used for? The most amazing thing about this semi-metal of the future is the fact that you can produce it yourself in your living room!
What is graphene, and why is it so amazing? One of the things that makes graphene so cool is that it’s the thinnest material you can imagine. It's just one atom thick! This means this material is mathematically 2-dimensional. And you can still hold this single layer of atoms in your hands!
Surprisingly, graphene isn't a unique or rare substance. In fact, it has the same carbon structure as the graphite you use every day when you draw or write with your pencil! But at the same time, in 0.03” of graphite, there are about 3 million graphene layers!
TIMESTAMPS:
Why graphene is so amazing 1:05
How graphene was discovered 1:48
How expensive graphene is 2:15
What the properties of graphene are 2:41
How graphene can be used 4:50
Can you make graphene at home? 9:59
#graphene #thinnestmaterial #graphenelayers
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SUMMARY:
- Graphene isn't a unique or rare substance. In fact, it has the same carbon structure as the graphite you use every day when you draw or write with your pencil! But at the same time, in 0.03” of graphite, there are about 3 million graphene layers!
- Dr. Konstantin Novoselov and Professor Andre Geim discovered the wonder-material in 2004 at the University of Manchester. They were examining how efficient graphite is as a transistor. The story goes that graphene appeared thanks to sticky tape!
- Graphene used to be incredibly expensive to manufacture. It cost a whopping $1,100 to produce enough graphene to cover the head of a pin. However, by the end of 2015, you could buy 0.35 oz of graphene for $1,000.
- Graphene is incredibly stretchy. It can stretch as much as 25% of its length! This material is also really stiff. Actually, it’s the hardest material people know about — even harder than diamonds, and that says a lot!
- One more great thing about graphene is its relationship with electricity. This material carries electricity more quickly, more precisely, and more efficiently than any other known material.
- Graphene may be the answer to the water crisis many countries are facing. If we make membranes from graphene, they would be able to let water through while filtering out salt at the same time.
- One layer of graphene is impressive enough. Can you imagine what you could achieve with 2 layers of this super material? Nothing short of incredibly strong body armor.
- If producers start to use graphene in gadget manufacturing, we might end up with smartphones that can be bent in any direction. One of graphene’s main properties is its flexibility.
- Graphene can be used in the beauty industry as well. It will be the perfect alternative to current hair dyes, most of which are still toxic and damaging to hair.
- Well, you can potentially make graphene at home, provided you have enough time and patience to do so.
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Imagine fully charging a smartphone in seconds, or an electric car in minutes. That's the power of graphene.
Graphene ...its relationship with electricity. This material carries electricity more quickly, more precisely, and more efficiently than any other known material.
Graphene...incredibly strong body armor, perfect alternative to current hair dyes.
Graphene...it can stretch,...harder than diamonds
PATENT GRANTED TO J. P. LASTELLA, US10690047 - METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MAKING GRAPHENE
PATENT GRANTED TO J. P. LASTELLA, US10690047 - METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MAKING GRAPHENE
SOURCE: https://gspiusa.com/
THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER, GRAPHENE
SOURCE: https://www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk/learn/applications/
SOURCE: https://www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk/learn/applications/
SOURCE: https://www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk/learn/applications/
Applications
Graphene is a disruptive technology; one that could open up new markets and even replace existing technologies or materials. It is when graphene is used both to improve an existing material and in a transformational capacity that its true potential can be realised.
Combining all of graphene's amazing properties could create an impact of the scale last seen with the Industrial Revolution.
The vast number of products, processes and industries for which graphene could create a significant impact all stems from its amazing properties.
No other material has the breadth of superlatives that graphene boasts, making it ideal for countless applications.
It is many times times stronger than steel, yet incredibly lightweight and flexible
.
It is electrically and thermally conductive but also transparent.
It is the world's first 2D material and is one million times thinner than the diameter of a single human hair.
Application areas
Transport, medicine, electronics, energy, defence, desalination; the range of industries where graphene research is making an impact is substantial.
And this is only the start. These are only the first steps. The potential of graphene is limited only by our imagination.
Bbrain and neurons
Biomedical
Graphene's unique properties allow for ground-breaking biomedical applications: targeted drug delivery; improved brain penetration; DIY health-testing kits and 'smart' implants.
Read more
man skiing downhill
Composites and coatings
Graphene is a material with a huge number of outstanding qualities; strength, flexibility, lightweight and conductivity.
Read more
close-up of a circuit board
Electronics
Graphene has the potential to create the next-generation of electronics currently limited to sci-fi. Think faster transistors; semiconductors; bendable phones and other electronics.
Read more
electronic chip board
Energy
Imagine fully charging a smartphone in seconds, or an electric car in minutes. That's the power of graphene.
Read more
graphene membrane
Membranes
Imagine clean drinking water for millions of people living in developing countries. The development of graphene-based membranes at The University of Manchester brings that possibility closer.
Read more
close-up of a sensor circuit board
Sensors
Ultra-sensitive sensors made from graphene could detect minute dangerous particles and help to protect in potentially dangerous environments.
Read more
SOURCE: https://www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk/learn/applications/
WHAT'S GRAPHENE AND WHY IT'LL SOON TAKE OVER THE WORLD
1,538,962 VIEWS
BRIGHT SIDE
41.3M subscribers
What is graphene? What is it used for? The most amazing thing about this semi-metal of the future is the fact that you can produce it yourself in your living room!
What is graphene, and why is it so amazing? One of the things that makes graphene so cool is that it’s the thinnest material you can imagine. It's just one atom thick! This means this material is mathematically 2-dimensional. And you can still hold this single layer of atoms in your hands!
Surprisingly, graphene isn't a unique or rare substance. In fact, it has the same carbon structure as the graphite you use every day when you draw or write with your pencil! But at the same time, in 0.03” of graphite, there are about 3 million graphene layers!
TIMESTAMPS:
Why graphene is so amazing 1:05
How graphene was discovered 1:48
How expensive graphene is 2:15
What the properties of graphene are 2:41
How graphene can be used 4:50
Can you make graphene at home? 9:59
#graphene #thinnestmaterial #graphenelayers
Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/
SUMMARY:
- Graphene isn't a unique or rare substance. In fact, it has the same carbon structure as the graphite you use every day when you draw or write with your pencil! But at the same time, in 0.03” of graphite, there are about 3 million graphene layers!
- Dr. Konstantin Novoselov and Professor Andre Geim discovered the wonder-material in 2004 at the University of Manchester. They were examining how efficient graphite is as a transistor. The story goes that graphene appeared thanks to sticky tape!
- Graphene used to be incredibly expensive to manufacture. It cost a whopping $1,100 to produce enough graphene to cover the head of a pin. However, by the end of 2015, you could buy 0.35 oz of graphene for $1,000.
- Graphene is incredibly stretchy. It can stretch as much as 25% of its length! This material is also really stiff. Actually, it’s the hardest material people know about — even harder than diamonds, and that says a lot!
- One more great thing about graphene is its relationship with electricity. This material carries electricity more quickly, more precisely, and more efficiently than any other known material.
- Graphene may be the answer to the water crisis many countries are facing. If we make membranes from graphene, they would be able to let water through while filtering out salt at the same time.
- One layer of graphene is impressive enough. Can you imagine what you could achieve with 2 layers of this super material? Nothing short of incredibly strong body armor.
- If producers start to use graphene in gadget manufacturing, we might end up with smartphones that can be bent in any direction. One of graphene’s main properties is its flexibility.
- Graphene can be used in the beauty industry as well. It will be the perfect alternative to current hair dyes, most of which are still toxic and damaging to hair.
- Well, you can potentially make graphene at home, provided you have enough time and patience to do so.
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