Some very good thoughts Dr chips. I've also been pondering the...

Some very good thoughts Dr chips.

I've also been pondering the applications of composite Graphene/Aluminium.

I thought, like one other poster, joint replacement but I don't know what impact aluminium might have on the human body and I doubt it would be any cheaper than current titanium products. Could possibly have advantages with prosthetic limbs such as bionics or even robotics.

I would imagine that it can't be welded so fixing large panels or components would be limited to screws, rivets or bolts. That might impact some applications.

Also with the increased conductivity, would electrolysis be enhanced? That would eliminate it from being used in marine applications.

I continue to ponder...lol

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