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From Clean Technica by Tina Casey | May 14, 2013
Graphene is an exceptionally strong material only an atom thick, just similar to its cousin carbon fiber and is finding a number of exotic materials used in electronics, batteries, and PV.
When subjected to a strong magnetic field, the atoms form a butterfly effect. This is done by using boron nitride to form a perfect lattice for the butterfly effect. (We know the use of boron in a recent post on use of boron for stronger L-ion storage( Please read post on this blog re graphene boron combination in batteries)
Latest use of graphene is on smartphones that are scratch proof. The product concept of a foldable or rollable smartphone
From Clean Technica by Tina Casey | May 14, 2013
Graphene is an exceptionally strong material only an atom thick, just similar to its cousin carbon fiber and is finding a number of exotic materials used in electronics, batteries, and PV.
When subjected to a strong magnetic field, the atoms form a butterfly effect. This is done by using boron nitride to form a perfect lattice for the butterfly effect. (We know the use of boron in a recent post on use of boron for stronger L-ion storage( Please read post on this blog re graphene boron combination in batteries)
Latest use of graphene is on smartphones that are scratch proof. The product concept of a foldable or rollable smartphone
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