I'm looking at using Graphene Oxide and chemically reducing it to Graphene instead of Graphite Oxide because it would be a lot cheaper.
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I'm looking at using Graphene Oxide and chemically reducing it to Graphene instead of Graphite Oxide because it would be a lot cheaper.
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No, it isn't very efficient to wash our the soap to get the graphite oxide. We're using the lightscribe method right now. We're researching and testing better ways
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It's supposed to produce 1kg a day when optimized, I don't see that with the lightscribe method, but then again, I haven't produced any graphene so far.
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Wow. I would love to produce that much. If there was a good way to wash the graphene and make sheers from it, I would do it that way. Any ideas?
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Wow. I would love to produce that much. If there was a good way to wash the graphene and make sheers from it, I would do it that way. Any ideas?
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actually no :( just watched too much youtube stuff about graphene...
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Is that the soap and mix method?
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