1. Actually in the end of the article, the authors acknowledge the supply of all Talga's products including graphene products. Why they are not using graphene products in the first place ? As reported in the article and you just stated, they might simply want to control the rGO production by themselves by using a modified method for their research purpose.
2. Although Talga is mainly focusing on graphene, but it is still a graphite company and view this way by itself. The micrographite surely a product they want to push the marketing. The same process produces graphene and micrographite simultaneously. What is the problem to market it as a graphite products especially it has a higher purity too with lots of interests in its application?
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