No. It is worth testing at this stage. Nothing more.In 10-20...

I wasn't aware that you had a $250K budget, a dozen PhDs in chemistry, materials science and engineering, Not to mention a scanning electron microscope and an accredited test laboratory to do proper laboratory and field testing.

No. It is worth testing at this stage. Nothing more.

In 10-20 years CNT admixtures may be considered viable for some uses. But that requires prices to fall at least 90%, sufficient long term safety data and decade or more of field testing. EDE will be out of business and forgotten long before any of that happens.

This is a job for a giant multinational with a multi-decade time frame - not a few blokes in a shed with miniscule R&D budget.