Ann: Outstanding Talga Graphene Concrete Strength Results, page-16

Fair enough had not seen that post from NUS, however from the mouth of te prof at NUS directly to me, he literally chuckled and said it was micrographite and not graphene, and want on to explain how different the physical properties were. I do not care what listed companies define graphene as, graphene as proposed way back is define a one atom thick the rest is pretend, you can either accept this or continue. Definitions though do not determine suitability of a product for an application. There will however be applications, especially in electronics, where this will matter.