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- Опубликовано: 9 дек 2014
- The developments in graphene have opened up many possibilities in the world of energy that were never before thought possible.
With the creation of graphene supercapacitors, it is now possible to create an extremely powerful graphene battery that is both small and light. These batteries can recharge instantly, meaning that a mobile phone or even an electric car can be recharged within seconds.
A graphene battery could help in the development of energy storage, like solar energy, electric cars and fuel cells, creating revolutionary technology.
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I love that first line - "We are working on experiments that we hadn't even thought of....five years ago." This epitomizes the state of scientific R&D - we never truly know where we are headed since each discovery sends us in a new direction.
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I'm still learning how to plant a small garden. Something like this could help with aquaponic gardening.
Between the back ground Music( which is not as loud as some videos)[could be toned down just one more notch] and your marvelous accent, having a little difficulty understanding, everything. Sounds like an innovation, that could even be molded in auto body parts, making it ideal for electric car application. or a cell phone case! and on and on! fantastic
what undergraduate program best suits me if I like this aspect of technology...?(Energy) I am considering EEE but is still a bit uncertain what to study
Watch the second video in our three-part series about graphene applications now. It's all about improving energy storage by utilising the remarkable properties of graphene... ruclips.net/video/DzLiaJsric4/видео.html
Is there any research going into the possibility of room-temperature Superconductivity with Gaphene???
View the 1970 movie "5 Million Years to Earth" and its BBC drama predecessor "Quartermass and the Pit", especially the former, to see a Martian spaceship made of various versions of and functional devices made of graphene, including the super-capacitor type. The writers nailed it perfectly, way before this material was even suspected to really exist.
Great information
or mabe hav the battry be lining the inside of the case
Speaking about electric cars, Could the whole car be made into a battery? seats shell, superstructure, dashboard......... everything.......This would give extra mileage.
one problem: a person sitting in the seat would be electrocuted
+Darnocium Sweggiest lord of all true
You could also make them zero-g seats because of how inexpensive graphene is to make
It would add weight and also raise the centre of mass making the card unstable thats why they put the batteries as close to the ground as possible, plus it make it easier to damage the batteries if they are everywhere which if you damage a lithium ion battery "it go BOOM BOOM"
Errr graphene is expensive to make at the moment, the raw materials are generally cheap but the energy, time and custom made equipment is expensive, and yes carbon is cheap like ridiculously cheap but the substrate used to grow it or the source of the carbon can be expensive depending upon the method.
but how long does it hold the electricity cuz super capacitors discharge quickly.... anybody??
How long before we might have graphene batteries, computer components and solar panels on the market ?
Maybe as long as five or ten years. Think about it, we've had sapphire glass for ages now, and still no sapphire phone or laptop screens. its wont be any time soon that we'll see graphene in major brands like Apple or Samsung
+gunit8590 graphene is super easy and super cheap to make. this makes it better than nano tubes in terms of manufacturing processes, hence many more organisation will try to use graphene in future rather than nano tubes.
or who know, maybe we get to see products using both nano tubes and graphene in future
***** yeah, more research is needed.
+Kevin Dash Graphene is not easy to make. China is the only country start to commercialized graphene sheets. The goals of graphene is to make them competitive as other metal like steel. It is 300 more expensive than gold per unit now.
Samsung just released graphene battery for cars and phones - Nanopanel is in IPO stage for graphene solar panels. MIT just figured out how to mass produce graphene.
I suppose the first thing someone tried was to heat carbon to a plasma then run a current though a substrate with the right structure to promote the growth of graphene structure? Well after the scott tape thing.
PLEASE were can I buy a graphene battery case for my samsung s6,,,,,,PLease,,,,we all have waiting for so long,,,,,
business... I see all kinds of business... all kinds!
Plzzz anyone explain me. !!If graphene is made of 1 atom thick by sticking graphite on tape ' and stronger than steel. so why this tape break a part by little force if it contain " Graphene " layer and also why this tape not conduct electricity? If this graphene have more conductivity then silver or any super conductor ????????????????? Or tape and pencil method is not full story !!
Please turn the music down so that we can actually here what your saying.
Don't forget to design the graphene head coil for MRI machines.. you can use graphene loops a dozen atoms thick.
Next generation battery will be that battery when we will be able to invent a battery that doesn't need to charge for 30 to 40 years. And we can install it in our electric cars, bike, house, industry, building etc. And we will not have to pay electric bills for 30 to 40 years. Also it will be pollution less. This will be amazing. This is the future of battery technology. Please don't underestimate this idea. Because nothing is impossible in science. Let's science fiction comes true.
+Ultimate Solution and now, think about discharging such a battery in one moment by accident. How many amperes may we get? It's not safe enough.
listen to these two guys..! forget about that idea... we will die and oil will still be being burned and choking us to death.
when? wtf is the hold up
+fradaja Science takes a looooong time.... it took 500 years from the automobile's conception for it to be created.
+H3Vtux But we've made graphene already. We need to apply it.
+H3Vtux ahahah ahahah no, we could've already have this technology but they get no business
iliketrains0pwned Making it once and making it on an industrial scale and effecient scale are two different things. The first graphics based computers were made in the 1980s but weren't widely used until the late 90s and more so in the 2000s. The first basic "computers" were made arguably in the 50s and even 40s.
Combustion engines were invented a hundred years before cars became the norm.
It takes time to build factories to produce graphene, parts to use in those factories, test different ways to produce grahpene, etc. It is happening but it cannot and will not happen overnight.
iliketrains0pwned Also keep in mind graphene isn't a simple material. It is modified at a molecular level in a very specific energy intensive manner. It isn't the type of thing you can synthesize in your high school science lab or dig out of the ground.
Egor!!!!! How many times do I have to tell you you're not an evil scientists.
bad example electric cars have pretty good acceleration because electric engines constantly put out the same amount of torque, it's there topspeed and acceleration to that stop speed which would be worse than gas cards, but the 0 to 60 numbers are usually pretty good.
until the day we have fusion reactors as small as phone batteries.
Wouldn't it be interesting to put into a vaccine to work with 5G to use a person as a receiver/transmitter with nanoparticles, hydrogel and....
If graphene can be made in quantity; and it does appear so. Then battery focus is a hindrance to progress. Transmission of solar electrical energy can be cascaded around the world 24/7. Tractors can plow at night from excess energy not used in air conditioning the preceding latitudes of solar exposed Earth. You can use batteries if you want, but if we capture 3% of the solar exposed Earth it is my understanding that, that amount of energy can run the current demand. Probably 40% of the earth is exposed to the sun at any one moment so we would need 12% of that 90 degrees latitude apart. I think.
why is the music so loud. it is so unnecessary, making this hard to listen to.
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graphine was invented when someone got some pencil graphite on scotch tape.
Store as Hydrogen
Tesla just now make high acceleration cars despite their weight , EV fast like Ferrari
Mauro Scimone yes acceleration but not handling and Tesla are really bad for the environment
Sew to the skin `? please don't be silly leave people's skin alone lol
Thomas Syxe Like a living tattoo? Would be sweet!
Jonas Stenbäck That's silly, Transhumanism sucks, they gonna try to turn peoples into Cyborgs, it starts with the RFID chip !
yeap - also gonna inject this stuff inside us.
The Russians discovered Graphene?