I am by no means a scientist so can't comment on the intricacies of the different material specifications. What I do understand is the business side of house.
It's all well and good to have the top product specifications in your industry but if your product has no utility you won't make any money. On a simple level XG science's graphene is being used in products and is generating revenue, FGR graphene is being used in nothing but unspecified non income producing tests.
That's not to say that can't flip on its head at a moment's notice but something seems to be slowing FGRs progress toward revenue and you know what I think those problems are.
I am by no means a scientist so can't comment on the intricacies...
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