These are just 15 ways in which graphene could reshape the world
3D illustration of graphene molecular grid. (Image: Olive Tree | Shutterstock.)
Everybody seems to love Graphene, the one-atom-thick sheets of carbon that aren’t just super flexible, harder than diamond, and stronger than steel, but are also able to conduct electricity better than copper.
It’s said the revolutionary material could be used for super-efficient batteries, solar panels, soak nuclear waste and even to detect cancer cells.
But after 13 years since researchers first created the revolutionary material from graphite, consumers is still waiting to see some of the touted applications in the market.
When they actually come, they could change the world as we know it and in this new infographic the folks at 911Metallurgist explain how:
