Graphene, Enhancing the environmentally friendly fuel cell | Prabhuraj Balakrishnan | TEDxSOAS

[@Tscharlieh]

73 views for something what is maybe the solution to one of the greatest problems of our planet, > 20.000.000 views for a girl which cannot even sing. And some still ask what is wrong in our society...?

[@Monstah7]

Sad, but true..

[@narf0339]

make a video about destroying the planet and see how many views do you get, that will solve all the problems, not just the greatest.

[@bboybasics2]

graphene is still a fantasy, I hope we will be able to produce it correctly soon, but for now it doesn't resolve a thing. If we bet only on graphene, we might miss the goal line.

[@rockymj2069]

N. R. That’s a way world

[@leonesperanza3672]

Well graphene aint happening anytime soon after three years.

[@drumstick-marblebag]

Keep going Sir! Break all the bones of Oil and Gas industry. World will be a cleaner and happier place to live.

[@albertayunda5521]

It here now. Game over

[@cortbutterfield2714]

This energy source, that you are describing is THE NEXT FUTURE, of renewable energy.

[@441-vsasikumar2]

Excellent presentation 👍

[@ynnarayanan399]

I look forward to the day when graphene be used in industrial water treatment application.

[@debapriyapradhan1041]

Zeolite can be used

[@chetnasaini5417]

Superb work ...I am also a chemical engineer, You work is truly an inspiration for me.

[@mutyalasankararao2949]

Hi..Prabhu...Nice to see you in this flatform,,,Nice

[@yuvarajv4134]

Happy to see my college senior in this level. Best wishes for your future endeavours Anna💞💕

[@tharun541]

Are you from CSIR?

[@prabupollard1001]

Which college sir ??

[@yuvarajv4134]

@@prabupollard1001 CSIR CECRI, Karaikudi

[@lukebargeman8116]

Outstanding Effort

[@cortbutterfield2714]

I'm going to introduce a new environmentally friendly term, and that is buttprint. It means or stands for, ones individual energy output. Or, kilowatthours of energy made by personal comsumption

[@verelevelanthe200]

Good make a graphene battery reasearch and production industries in india.this can improve our GDP.exports.

[@KKOTINAGULU]

good explanation blakrishnan sir

[@nikhilnani5875]

It was a great explanation sir,the concept is also a very stunning. I want to know more about how graphene fuel cell working,can u kindly help me

[@cortbutterfield2714]

It sounds ridiculous but it is real! It will WORK!!!

[@cortbutterfield2714]

Combine graphene energy devices with wastewater energy supply sourcing and there is the future of energy

[@cortbutterfield2714]

Carbon is everywhere already! And I think that if we want to reduce our carbon footprint, and clean up our global air supply, then we all need to seriously think about this

[@cortbutterfield2714]

Okay so buttprint. It's like footprint but it's different. Footprint is based on CARBON emissions. BUTTPRINT, is based on energy emissions

[@billdale1]

Elon Musk is right. There is no advantage to using FCs to power an EV... including all energy losses from start to finish, FC cars are far less efficient, and require us to depend on a third party for the fuel it runs on. EVs, on the other hand, can be recharged by solar panels or solar roof tiles on the driver's home, a far simpler, safer and efficient system.

[@bboybasics2]

Agreed for EVs. But there is wayy more than one application for fuel cells ;) improving the performance of FC could have a huge impact for the future. But it is still graphene, a wonder material that can revolutionize every tech fields, but we still don't know how to produce it correctly enough for now...

[@bboybasics2]

And graphene has the same potential for battery. So since battery EVs are better today, it will still be better tomorrow.

[@isn0t42]

solar is a pipe dream

[@pebblepod30]

Basile Collard Do you know - Would FC be better for VTOLs, because the FC & H2 is lighter? And perhaps Supercapictors too, for fast acceleration.

[@MassDynamic]

promoting graphene is good and all, but it gets tiring when they ALL present the SAME information on graphene!

[@PETERJOHN101]

There is only so much to know about it.

[@luckeyson7133]

I really appreciate graphene technology

[@cortbutterfield2714]

And you my friend are the worlds first quadrillionaire!

[@cortbutterfield2714]

Graphene is everywhere! You just have to Make it

[@antkiller98]

This video is another "not in my generation" happening right before our eyes...

[@clavo3352]

Antkiller: It makes one very disappointed in realizing that the preamble of the US Constitution is BS yet that is what is used to encourage young soldiers to go kill for progress that is supposed to be democratically distributed. "promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity," bullspit!

[@bhadanisandip]

Good idea but still the problem of generating of ethanol in mass remains

[@bboybasics2]

producing ethanol in mass is not the only solution to extract energy, and probably the worst one. This is really not the point here, we are talking about energy storage, not extraction.

[@andersholmstrom2752]

He is really hard to understand

[@davidson2727what]

Good stuff man.

[@cortbutterfield2714]

Graphene would or could, (according to its atomic structure) be an amplifier of energy, thus allowing flow between the atomic lattices of the conductive battery liquid, educate me on this by like three or four scientific terms and I will revolutionize the energy industry

[@ashipat7516]

Hi how can I know more or contact you and develop battery

[@KaidoMink]

7:56 awesome

[@thakares]

Everyboby is talking about Graphene. Information about graphene is free and open. The problem with graphene is mass industrial production and at the same time cheaper. TEDx now should not call such informative speaker. Call some innovative people who practically know how to produce graphene at mass scale. Downvoted for above reason.

[@Islamisthecultofsin]

Some researchers can now produce graphene in commercial quantities. It's a roll to roll process.

[@flitsies]

I wonder if cannabis would produce a similar effect considering how many uses it has from construction to pain relief, I would have thought it would be a product that would be amongst the first to be tested for its properties in this industry. It seems easier to work with than graphene.

[@bibhurout3611]

Not so impressive. Everybody knows that by using Graphene, the efficiency would sky rocketed. But the problem is mass production. We have still far away in industrialized Graphene.

[@Islamisthecultofsin]

Some researchers can now produce graphene in commercial quantities. It's a roll to roll process.

[@cortbutterfield2714]

And further, no, I'm not going to elaborate any further on the capital of carbon. My business is poop

[@danielash1704]

So Propane and high heat soft vacume starile chambers pricy

[@sushantparsekar1858]

This has to be accomplished with electric cars...

[@thehypercasual385]

Can someone explain this to me like I'm 5?

[@thewitness9641]

TheHypercasual ...Graphene is super awesome!

[@strictnonconformist7369]

As super awesome as graphene is, as of 2021 nobody can produce much of it in useful form of unbroken segments, even though it’s been talked about since the 90s. It’s like viable fusion, made out of unobtanium, still x years away from being viable to make in a sustainable way, but it’ll be great when we can finally crack it!

[@cortbutterfield2714]

Now combine this with solar energy

[@Ken-wc7po]

Work on your English... Why aren't any regular English speaking people giving seminars...,

[@cortbutterfield2714]

You smile just like buddha meeting mona lisa....

[@cortbutterfield2714]

You figured out how to amplify energy from POOP!!!!

[@hinasamal8406]

Likewize telemedicine

[@cortbutterfield2714]

That is, you figured out how to MAKE AND AMPLIFY, energy from POOP!!!!!

[@terrancel1786]

absolute nonsense

[@Blazer433]

better than your comment

[@PETERJOHN101]

How is discussion of a material nonsense?