007 Graphene - Making it And Using it

This is an omnibus edition so i have done these videos before but in small parts this is a longer version of the complete series - everything in one place!

[MarcusAurelius]

Anthony Hopkins explains graphene. Subscribed 😂

[chiperchap]

Absolutely loving the omnibus channel Rob. You don't know how much time you're gonna save me searching thru all 0f the past videos :)

[imadethiscomment]

You have no idea how much this has helped me with my DIY experimentation. From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much, mate.

[JeremyWilliams]

The guy that came up with flashing graphene also found that if you do it to plastics you het graphene and hydrogen. Now they are making an industrial sized setup. You can flash trash to get graphene and hydrogen. Clean up the environment and get paid.

[RichardBronosky]

I think the wet graphene making process has a scaling problem that you are the perfect person to improve upon. Imagine if instead of using a small spinning metal blade to do the shearing, you were to use... graphene. Take 2 water jets and shoot the streams into each other. Do it inside of a 55 gallon drum and the splatter will be contained inside. The feed hoses of the water jets draw water from the bottom of the drum. You just let it cycle the same mixture of water + precursor graphite until you've achieved the desired amount of sheared graphene conversion. You could now trickle new wet precursor in and an overflow drain would collect your finished product.

[antonazzopardi]

Wow!!! Wonderfully practical and clear exposition of a super simple and cheap home-friendly procedure for making highly concentrated dispesed graphene. Thanks a million, Robert. This opens vistas for home experimentation: supercaps top of the list.!!!

[jasonmorello]

One thing I am looking at, is that anthracite coal is almost 70 % graphite by form, and has about 10% silica. The question is, will it work as graphite in the blender method? These numbers are guesswork, as most people don't go after anthracite for graphitic content, but you can see it in the break of the material, and the silica is visible and weighable after burning it.

[TheUMILLADOR]

muchas muchas gracias por sus aportes y conocimientos, podria ser posible que usara el grafeno obtenido con la proteina del suero de leche , en anodo de un supercapacitor con aluminio ?

[QuantumShineAMAC]

A ton of Graphene Monolayer Membrane? Mine floats, its not powder, its nearly invisible stretched out and it tends to ride radio waves in the air. I don't use the typical methods.

[ByteMeCompletely]

What CPU should be the first implemented in graphene? The venerable 6502? z80? cray 1?

[rahmansobhani]

Hi. Can you explain how to make the master batch. Is it using an extruder ? How do they mix the materials? Is it possible to use recycled plastic to get really strong plastic

[atrumluminarium]

Would have been nice to see tests of how a graphene-less casein wafer compares to the graphene impregnated one.

Also imagine mixing graphene with the recently published reverse-engineering of roman concrete that heals itself when im contact with water

[ToneTruong]

For the part where you make graphene with whey proteins, the paper said they stopped blending every 5 minutes to take a sample and to stop it from overheating (<30C). I'm just trying to figure out if they meant to prevent their machine from overheating or do they mean to prevent the mixture from overheating... do you blend for 30 mins straight without stopping?

[noahwiliams]

I think you could have mentioned that the liquid left over when making casein (cheese) is whey. Why waste the resource? Have you tried using it and if so, what were the results?

[kennethnewman]

Graphene added to UV resin for sla/dlp printing?

[fowyb]

Such a good coat. 👌
I'm off to the local gym for some whey powder. 😎

[JamieCann]

how would your serpent generaters go if you lasered graphene onto the 3d print instead of making a coil?

I'd love to be able to experiment myself but not have a laser or 3d printer at the moment

[daktaricox]

Great stuff I learned so much. Thanks

[nateswenson]

Amazing video thank you! I'm just a little confused as to why I haven't heard anything about people or companies using these cheap, safe DIY processes to make graphene and use it to make batteries or capacitors. The conductivity and capacity of graphene is off the charts so why has no one made an insanely energy dense battery or super capacitor with it yet?

[gregpr]

Can you do a video on making borophene please?