Ann: Update on Graphene Testing Program-FGR.AX, page-10

So I went and grabbed the original paper for graphene in drilling fluids as I wanted to compare the latest SEM from FGR with the one in the research article, note scale bar on SEM above is 10uM.  I'm not much of a materials engineer, but I see no reason for why they wouldnt be able to replicate their results using FGR graphene.  With the bonus that they have a much simpler route to production, the paper shows treatment with H2SO4, KMnO4, H2O2, dry ethanol, dry ether and other reagents, whereas FGR need only apply a voltage in an electrolyte of near neutral pH, and then convert the graphene to something water soluble and stable at various salt concentrations.  If anyone is interested in reading the full article I have a pdf of it just give me an email address. I possibly have made the image too small, but the SEM on the left above is what I am comparing to that from FGR.