Archer CEO Mohammad Choucair said: "At the most fundamental level, this work shows the graphite sourced from Campoona, after mechanical and chemical processing, retains its high structural integrity. We are confident in our capability to produce high quality graphite which is also suitable for high-value graphene production."
"high - value graphene production" = High $$$$$
this is similar to the product the get from Sri Lanka isn't it?
I wouldn't be surprised if things didn't start happening sooner than later.
Another thing I was wondering about is how high in quality does the graphene need to be to be used for water desalination , as I think there is a massive use for cheaper desalination in the world.
Australia could use this method, as you're surrounded by seawater.
IMO
Regards
Dabru
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