First Graphene Cavitation Explainer Video, page-2

The following is taken from FGR's 2020 announcement - Anyone else get the feeling this video is meant to be part of an ASX announcement to provide updates on the section highlighted below?


The process manufactures high performing graphene products with controlled size, shape, and chemistry. Hydrogen gas is a by-product generated with no associated carbon oxide products and can be accurately described as “green” hydrogen. The project team estimates that from every tonne of petroleum feedstock, 940kg of graphene/graphitic carbon and 60 kg of green hydrogen gas is produced. The manufacturing process is proven at the bench-top scale and the companies have now secured government support to;

 validate the process chemistry and optimise the choice of petroleum feedstock;
 confirm the capture of hydrogen gas; and
 prove the product performance in enhanced lithium-ion battery cathodes.

https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/an...ed-battery-materials-f.5737862/#post-48657068


FGR secured government funding in December 2020 and FGR announced they were intending to produce samples for novel battery-grade materials


 First Graphene Ltd is in receipt of the grant payment from InnovateUK (UK Government).
 Technology transfer is underway, actively supported by Dr. Richard Price of Kainos Innovation Ltd.
 A fully funded Research Technician has been appointed.
 UK Patent Office have confirmed that an exclusively licensed, process patent will be granted in the United Kingdom
 A patent application that covers the production of novel battery materials has been filed.
 Additional Laboratory space is being acquired at the GEIC.


The technology transfer from Kainos Innovation to First Graphene Ltd will commence early in January 2020 and will initially focus on making proof of concept samples of novel battery-grade materials.

https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/an...erials.5829524/?post_id=49744265#.YNqm2OgzbtQ