“However, graphene has historically been incredibly difficult to...

“However, graphene has historically been incredibly difficult to produce at industrial scale, and has been far too expensive for most companies to justify investing in it,” Professor Losic adds.

This is one of the key problems that the Graphene Research Hub has solved, together with their industry partner First Graphene.

The team has developed a novel electrochemical process that converts graphite rocks into graphene, producing high-quality graphene powders at a significantly reduced cost, and with low energy, no chemical waste and labour compared with other chemical based methods.

First Graphene have now scaled this process up at their manufacturing plant in Western Australia and will soon become one of the world’s largest graphene manufacturers, producing the best quality graphene at a competitive price that can be used by companies around the globe.

Growing the graphene industry | Research & Innovation | University of Adelaide

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