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[grabster] 31/7/2019 07:16

Snake oil radiators. No ta. Though that kind of hype might attract buyers in the OBEM category.
(One Born Every Minute)

[benevolent] 31/7/2019 06:46

Shavian 75233

Thanks for the feedback, sounds good, I look forward to seeing it.

[jointer13] 31/7/2019 06:12

graphene can go in just about everything.

the future is now.

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[jointer13] 31/7/2019 06:00

"graphene in concrete"...got to be the future....from now on I would have thought.

[jointer13] 31/7/2019 05:58

slowly but surely...the words getting out.

[jointer13] 31/7/2019 05:55

graphene in concrete...absolute game changer.

2 min video..watch.

[festario] 30/7/2019 22:57

SuperG criticises people who take positions in other stocks, Lane changing as he calls it.But, he held IOF for a long time, sold all his IOF, bought extra VRS, then sold some to pile back in to IOF recently, and now no one knows if he is in or out.Sounds a tad hypocritical to me.

[kemorkid] 30/7/2019 22:50

I totally concur SuperG.

[serratia] 30/7/2019 22:14

laginaneil,

CVD Graphene would cost too much re the benefits. Also you have to think who controls distribution. Sales of heat sinks go through distributors. The big guys in the field can have a say in what a new companies can do via the distributors !

[shavian] 30/7/2019 22:09

Benevolent> Just watched it by chance. Interesting programme on the development of human transport from 9,000 years ago in Alaska. Then, via Henry Ford andThomas Edison to ..... Geim and Nevosalov in Manchester....GRAPHENE! Super explanation of how it all came about. OK it was on BBC4 (the only non-socialist arm of the Beeb) so will not have yet reached the masses, but it was a great glimpse of graphene which will bring the story to many more people. Please watch it on catch-up, it’s a great programme, with an amazing factoid about horse manure BTW!

We should get Jim Alkalili together with Neill.

[par4artthou] 30/7/2019 22:03

Great programme on BBC4 about the history of the car has just finished.

Rounded off with an excellent description of the new wonder material graphene, and how it is set to revolutionise the future of electric cars.

[laginaneil] 30/7/2019 21:48

Hello Folks,

Dreaming of what Graphene can do like you do after a beer, I had a thought..

Neills copper foam heatsinks..

Copper is the ideal place to deposit CVD graphene..

What if you could deposit graphene inside every pore of a copper foam heat sink?

Would that transform its properties ?

Maybe the mean free path of the vapour would stop it getting inside..

[woodpeckers] 30/7/2019 21:24

Sg - Jeremy?

[woodpeckers] 30/7/2019 21:18

serratia, thank you, good to know.

How lucky are we to have such knowledgeable investors. I always find it very comforting to know that we have such intelligent people, many of whom I know have very large holdings, invested here.

[rogerbridge] 30/7/2019 21:14

Looking forward to that SG.

[superg1] 30/7/2019 20:34

Kemor

There are still some long term holders I would like to see out like Jeremy and Will. Then you get the lane-changing bunch trying to make a buck elsewhere first. No harm in that but most fail.

Roll on the first launch which could be one of few things.

[kemorkid] 30/7/2019 20:03

Sp disappointing today
Think we need solid order to break the
130 /135 range .
Prepared to wait and have never ever been more comfortable with an investment and I have had some dingbats in my time .
Have a lovely evening and maybe a wee RNS in mornino 🙏🏼

[serratia] 30/7/2019 19:16

O/T,

but relevant to how you invest -

hxxps://www.visualcapitalist.com/24-cognitive-biases-warping-reality/

[clint fleecewood] 30/7/2019 18:47

Impressive knowledge on here. Thanks.

[serratia] 30/7/2019 18:42

sg,

Correct you can get galvanic corrosion with Graphene but not Hexotine. Hexotine has similar strength/permeability properties to Graphene but is non conducting.

Someone asked a question re ceramics a while back. Hexotine is better where high temperatures occur. Graphene gives up the ghost around 400 centigrade but Hexotene hangs in there to 800 centigrade.

[alchemy] 30/7/2019 18:34

He did . Maybe he shouldn't have? LolHoliday with gno xxxxx Partly?

[superg1] 30/7/2019 18:08

Serratia

It has me pondering for a moment and then I thought of the corrosion with electrical reactivity, I forget the term used for that.

Is the about right, as Hexotene is an insulator, if so good point.

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Galvanic corrosion