About Graphene

 

Graphene is a two-dimensional carbon allotrope formed by densely packed carbon atoms held in a honeycomb like structure. This natural material has generated tremendous interest in the possible applications to a wide spectrum of industries due to the outstanding properties of graphene.

 

Properties of graphene

• Thin material at only 1 atom thick;

• Super strong material;

• Super light and stretchable;

• Transparent;

• Impermeable;

• Highly thermal conductivity;

• Highly electrical conductivity;

• Excellent chemical properties.

 

Potential applications of graphene

• Screens and display

• Conductive inks;

• Composite materials;

• Coatings and paints;

• Electronics;

• Energy generation;

• Energy storage (batteries);

• Fuel cells;

• Membranes;

• Lubricants.