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To: Eric who wrote (50795)5/6/2014 8:15:13 PM
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Hi Eric; Yeah chemists know that graphite is the most stable form of pure carbon. It's hard to avoid making it. A quick google search finds an article on converting CO2 to graphite:

Unlike Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), which captures and stores CO2 indefinitely, theTechnology actually breaks down CO2 at the emission point sources into the valuable end-products of graphite and oxygen.
iesinet.com

Graphite shortage is not something that will effect the electric vehicle (or more generally, the battery) market. At the moment, there's a bunch of penny stock scams running around that depend on the assumption that graphite will be in short supply; hence the stupid articles. Try googling graphite+stock+scam, you get 7 million results:

google.com

-- Carl
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