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To: DanD who wrote (69)	2/12/2013 3:44:45 AM
From: Doren	1 Recommendation Read Replies (3) of 423

As I understand it graphene sheets are one atom thick. Therefore there would have to be a substrate. Alloys are metals mixtures which would probably destroy the graphene with heat. I was thinking something more like carbon fibers, which are bonded with material similar to fiberglass. Unless the sheets bond to each other naturally. That's possible, but considering the fact: Hero material: 10 fascinating facts about graphene conversations.nokia.com Pro: By Anna Con: Four. It’s also pretty pricey to manufacture. Enough graphene to cover the head of a pin would cost upwards of €1,000—better start saving… ----- That picture must be a mock up. My guess it they have a log way to go before this material is ready for prime time, except on chips etc.

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