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RE: Geez, more irrelevant whining from the peanut gallery.

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Geoffkait

In Reply to: RE: Geez, more irrelevant whining from the peanut gallery. posted by Lew on August 15, 2024 at 20:28:42

I'm not sure the word smearing is correct. It's applied in the very thinnest layer possible. Not perfect but what is these days? Lol

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RE: Geez, more irrelevant whining from the peanut gallery. - Lew 19:20:10 08/27/24 (11)
I was just wondering, because getting graphene to coat a surface as a true monomolecular layer is the subject of many scientific papers. If not in monomolecular layer, there are data to say it is not as good a conductor as copper.
- RE: Geez, more irrelevant whining from the peanut gallery. - Geoffkait 05:12:48 08/28/24 (10)
  I'm betting you don't have a link to any of those scientific papers.
  - Thanks, Tre' - Lew 09:10:40 08/30/24 (3)
    The fantastic review that Tre' referenced below is far superior to the 2-3 individual papers I found, but if you still insist, I will re-research the topic and post some references. But meantime, read the long review that Tre' referenced. I learned a lot from reading it myself. I am assuming from the get-go that you don't doubt the principle that graphene by definition is a monomolecular film (or a 2D structure as described in the review), composed of a lattice containing repeating units of six carbon atoms in a hexagonal arrangement. If you don't have that, you have graphite, not graphene. This is why I have always been dubious of audiophile contact enhancers that claim to work because of graphene content. I don't see how you can get a 2D film from a coated Q-tip or squeezing a tube. One of the papers I found described a method of coating silicon with graphene by heating to 1000 degrees; this was regarded as a possible breakthrough in solid state electronics.
    - RE: Thanks, Tre' - Geoffkait 23:20:46 08/30/24 (2)
      Very thin layers, not slobbered on with a Q tip or paint brush. Squeezing it out of a tube? Huh? Where do you guys come up with this stuff? I apply Graphene CE as an extremely thin layer, so thin you can barely see it.
      Some you skeptics might consider adding to your arsenal of complaints - none of these Graphene CE contain two-dimensional Graphene, the Graphene is in solution as a powder.
      
      Edits: 08/30/24 08/31/24
      - RE: Thanks, Tre' - Tre' 08:32:19 08/31/24 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Thanks, Tre' posted by Geoffkait on August 30, 2024 at 23:20:46
        
        "none of these Graphene CE contain two-dimensional Graphene"
        
        I believe, from what I have read, that only the two-dimensional Graphene is low resistance.
        
        Tre'
        Have Fun and Enjoy the Music
        "Still Working the Problem"
      - RE: Thanks, Tre' - Lew 07:00:38 08/31/24 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Thanks, Tre' posted by Geoffkait on August 30, 2024 at 23:20:46
        
        "In solution as a powder" is an oxymoron.
  - RE: Geez, more irrelevant whining from the peanut gallery. - Tre' 18:17:39 08/29/24 (5)
    Try this one.
    
    Tre'
    Have Fun and Enjoy the Music
    "Still Working the Problem"
    - https://medium.com/@sasha_przybylski/understanding-the-elect (Open in New Window)
    - RE: Geez, more irrelevant whining from the peanut gallery. - Geoffkait 03:53:20 08/30/24 (4)
      Random gibberish. I have many years' experience with Graphene, how much do you have? I'm guessing none.
      
      Edits: 08/30/24
      - how many years experience is "many years " do you have? - Story 04:47:42 08/30/24 (3)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Geez, more irrelevant whining from the peanut gallery. posted by Geoffkait on August 30, 2024 at 03:53:20
        
        under what conditions? wait for it...
        
        RE: how many years experience is "many years " do you have? - Geoffkait 04:55:09 08/30/24 (2)
        
        In Reply to: RE: how many years experience is "many years " do you have? posted by Story on August 30, 2024 at 04:47:42
        
        OMG. The attack of the killer pseudo intellectuals!
        
        Edits: 08/30/24
        
        then it's zero - Story 05:22:50 08/30/24 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: how many years experience is "many years " do you have? posted by Geoffkait on August 30, 2024 at 04:55:09
        
        liar
        
        Buzz off, peanut brain. Nt - Geoffkait 10:52:11 08/30/24 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: then it's zero posted by Story on August 30, 2024 at 05:22:50
        
        Nt

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