So what do you suppose this actually means?
Further refining nanoplatelets into...?
Is it something as boring as simply sorting them by size to make them more application specific... (although that also means they could potentially separate the very best platelets to create a very high grade commodity which is not boring...)
Is it refining them to further remove the very few contaminants that remain?
Is it a move toward potentially combining the basic exfoliated resource into sheets? That'd be exciting.
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