007 Graphene - Making it And Using it

[@imadethiscomment5663]

You have no idea how much this has helped me with my DIY experimentation. From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much, mate.

[@chiperchap]

Absolutely loving the omnibus channel Rob. You don't know how much time you're gonna save me searching thru all 0f the past videos :)

[@TnTOmnibus]

i am glad it helps mate - that was the plan so it is good to hear it is having a good effect - cheers

[@antonazzopardi7335]

Wow!!! Wonderfully practical and clear exposition of a super simple and cheap home-friendly procedure for making highly concentrated dispesed graphene. Thanks a million, Robert. This opens vistas for home experimentation: supercaps top of the list.!!!

[@MarcusAurelius616]

Anthony Hopkins explains graphene. Subscribed 😂

[@johngould8002]

I thought the same. 🐑

[@JeremyWilliams011571]

The guy that came up with flashing graphene also found that if you do it to plastics you het graphene and hydrogen. Now they are making an industrial sized setup. You can flash trash to get graphene and hydrogen. Clean up the environment and get paid.

[@Awesomesauce596]

Thanks! Been on this rabbit hole and now I got another paper to look up. I've been wondering what the variety of the gaseous compounds that get released are.

[@tonyromano8337]

Get paid by who lol ??

[@ToneTruong]

For the part where you make graphene with whey proteins, the paper said they stopped blending every 5 minutes to take a sample and to stop it from overheating (

[@jasonmorello1374]

One thing I am looking at, is that anthracite coal is almost 70 % graphite by form, and has about 10% silica. The question is, will it work as graphite in the blender method? These numbers are guesswork, as most people don't go after anthracite for graphitic content, but you can see it in the break of the material, and the silica is visible and weighable after burning it.

[@TnTOmnibus]

it probably would mate - but i am guessing

[@canadiangemstones7636]

70% graphite? Nope.

[@TheUMILLADOR]

muchas muchas gracias por sus aportes y conocimientos , podria ser posible que usara el grafeno obtenido con la proteina del suero de leche , en anodo de un supercapacitor con aluminio ?

[@dylanhill6455]

3:31 could reusing caps from old solar inverters be feasible? Little actual understanding on capacitors but do know you can generally pick up a second hand grid-tie from $10-$500, but they do handle low to mid voltages 12v ~ 600v... so thoughts would be similar caps?

[@kennethnewman9927]

Graphene added to UV resin for sla/dlp printing?

[@dragonshoarddesign3094]

That dogbone has industrial uses as is. Hurricane strapping for roofs, the wood of the roof would fail before that dogbone would.

[@Akawaki]

Amazing! Thank you for making :)

[@TnTOmnibus]

Glad you liked it!

[@mikeconnery4652]

Excellent and informative video

[@RichardBronosky]

I think the wet graphene making process has a scaling problem that you are the perfect person to improve upon. Imagine if instead of using a small spinning metal blade to do the shearing, you were to use... graphene. Take 2 water jets and shoot the streams into each other. Do it inside of a 55 gallon drum and the splatter will be contained inside. The feed hoses of the water jets draw water from the bottom of the drum. You just let it cycle the same mixture of water + precursor graphite until you've achieved the desired amount of sheared graphene conversion. You could now trickle new wet precursor in and an overflow drain would collect your finished product.

[@VRMediaI]

test this with varying temp of water to find the optimum shearing force. Logically this should be close to 4 C.

[@JamieCann]

how would your serpent generaters go if you lasered graphene onto the 3d print instead of making a coil? I'd love to be able to experiment myself but not have a laser or 3d printer at the moment

[@TnTOmnibus]

i have no idea mate - but I do have a lot to do and so it will take me a while to do anything about it

[@JulianMakes]

Really interesting thanks! What are the health implications of this process? Is graphene as nasty as carbon fibre to handle? Love your vids! Cheers

[@rahmansobhani]

Hi. Can you explain how to make the master batch. Is it using an extruder ? How do they mix the materials? Is it possible to use recycled plastic to get really strong plastic

[@bawerd]

Hi Rob, I am a great fan and a supporter! Thank you for all the great information and your contagious laughter! :) I have a question regarding centrifuging: do you have any pointers of the type of centrifuge to use? All I can seem to find on the internet is the kind where you put the material in small vessels and that seems a bit tedious - not that I mind tedious, really, but if there is an alternative that can centrifuge greater amounts I would prefer that.

[@ByteMeCompletely]

What CPU should be the first implemented in graphene? The venerable 6502? z80? cray 1?

[@ianrajkumar]

15:55 does your graphene even lift bro?

[@footstoolofgodflatearth2933]

How does the flashing of the graphite with the laser work again?

[@gregpr8443]

Can you do a video on making borophene please?

[@dragonshoarddesign3094]

what if you made steel with pure graphene in instead of regular carbonizing methods?

[@michaellefrapper5863]

Do you know the ideal ratio of Graphene to add ? Thanks in advance and thanks for all of the useful information. Oh, is deionized water important? ❤

[@daktaricox]

Great stuff I learned so much. Thanks

[@majtaylor9694]

You mention results from 3 passes. Are there any additional changes/benefits from additional passes?

[@dragonshoarddesign3094]

I need settings I have a 20w diode laser and set by step instructions. Graphene has always fascinated me. What is the interlocking pattern, you have a file I can get?

[@QuantumShineAMAC]

A ton of Graphene Monolayer Membrane? Mine floats, its not powder, its nearly invisible stretched out and it tends to ride radio waves in the air. I don't use the typical methods.

[@hexcellent5673]

Thanks for doing this. I would like to do some experiments with concrete and was wondering what ratio you used of this graphene solution to cement? I would think the higher concentration of graphene, the stronger the cement will be. Also, does it have to be deionized water, would distilled water work?

[@cronicjohnson]

I am wondering the same have you made it anywhere

[@michaellefrapper5863]

So Could one use your acetone method directly mixed with ABS then ?

[@samwillard5688]

Fantastic. When you lase the tape, do you stretch it out? Or do it all at once? Something underneath?

[@Sirenir1]

do these graphene plastics still conduct?

[@bartekobuchowicz7870]

Wonder what capacity concrete graphane battery would have 🤔👋🤩

[@DoctorGnu]

What do you think is the the best version of graphene that can withstand bullets ? The squooshy kind of the other kind ? As you said lol

[@jfitzerelli]

Your blowing my mind

[@nateswenson2730]

Amazing video thank you! I'm just a little confused as to why I haven't heard anything about people or companies using these cheap, safe DIY processes to make graphene and use it to make batteries or capacitors. The conductivity and capacity of graphene is off the charts so why has no one made an insanely energy dense battery or super capacitor with it yet?

[@KECAJ3001]

I would really like an answer on this perticular question. Please @nateswenson2730. if You find out... Help a curious soul. I think it might be what ill be doing through my entire life

[@noahwiliams7214]

I think you could have mentioned that the liquid left over when making casein (cheese) is whey. Why waste the resource? Have you tried using it and if so, what were the results?

[@michaelparrow9685]

How much heat can graphene take

[@AndreaDingbatt]

Thank you very much for changing the music!!❤ Also thank you for the showing people how are to make graphine ourselves,!!❤ Argh 😂 you used the original music for the ekd.... Lmao!!❤

[@jpjay1584]

can you try to DIY mix it into 3D printing filament??

[@rondesilva3077]

OMG this is sooo GOOD!! THANKS!!

[@CC-BCC]

Can graphene be smelted into a mild steel bar and the the result be something much more stronger too?

[@fluffypinkpandas]

after all graphine is just “better carbon” so maybe… yeah probably if you use the same processes

[@richardmccann4815]

It might be possible to forge it into the steelas in damascus. It would need a lot of layering and folding.

[@Tonicwine999]

Excellent video 😊

[@keefai87]

I attempted to incorporate graphene into a ceramic. After firing it at 1300°C, the entire piece changed from black to a light yellow color.

[@AngelyArokarya]

sounds like a good experiment. what are your result ? beside turning it yellow ^^ ! is it stronger or anything ?

[@jaredfox1005]

How strong was the graphene concrete after the 28 days?

[@richardmccann4815]

About 6000 psi compressive.

[@rowanshole]

​@@richardmccann4815 outstanding! What percentage/ weight of Graphene was used to achieve that outcome? I'm guessing 70grams to the ton?

[@MarcoDaCruz-mu5cl]

Would 12 tons work for the hydraulic press or would it need to be 20 like in the video? Cheers!

[@richardmccann4815]

Depends on the area you want to compress, i would think. That was 20 tons on a 2"x 4" area, and a 1/2 " thick piece. So scale that to your tonnage.

[@richardmccann4815]

It should be pressing about a 1"×2" area.

[@joetaylor486]

This was fascinating, thank you v much. Concrete kayak, anyone? 😂

[@TnTOmnibus]

cheers mate

[@paps-personal-channel]

BRILLIANT!!!!

[@atrumluminarium]

Would have been nice to see tests of how a graphene-less casein wafer compares to the graphene impregnated one. Also imagine mixing graphene with the recently published reverse-engineering of roman concrete that heals itself when im contact with water

[@daverichardson9413]

I make graphene with my MG Welder benn following rob for yrs now. I would like to get it in a wiring plastic tube. Make graphene wire. Hit a wall. My best idea is to run a huge capacity production line next to the electrical recycling of metal There's a plant near me in detroit.. Gonna stop in one day for an elevator pitch. Rob.. you're invited.

[@horseracingfreetips785]

Wonder how many people had graphite covered kitchens because they forgot to put the lid on the blender tight enough before powering up.

[@dennissorensen8765]

This is not exactly rapid prototyping, but what a vision and what tenacity!😎 Now the remaining 80% will be redesigning it as an EV, as we near the point of ban for ICE cars. 😅🙈

[@dragonshoarddesign3094]

Holy cow that extruded plastic, if you extruded it at the size of thread it could be woven into a fabric. Imagine the strap that broke, instead of the material it was made of it was made with thread of the graphene plastic. I really hope see this message.

[@WalterBlochle]

Hello. May be you remember me 3 Years ago. Meanwhile we are doing fine and have an installation for 4000 tons. The only hurdle we have is that we need a register with the governement. Customers are waiting and it seems not tô be a problem. Keep on going Walter from Brazil

[@axelcodr]

do you have a video about your process? good luck with the governmental aspect!

[@Dr_Girthly_Baggington]

i'm absolutely horrified at what i have just seen. i can not believe you put it up on youtube considering all the people you might influence.. GEEZAH ??? YOU SMOKE WITH GEEZAH PAPERS ??? my lord, like smoking a news paper !!! although i really do like the laser graphene!!! GET SOME RIZLA ! nice vid, thanks for putting it up.

[@r0llinguphill483]

I hate when people call it two dimensional. It is planar, yes, but not two dimensional.

[@Phobos1483]

100%

[@DamienKoda]

dont touch graphene with your bare hand dont breath it either

[@boopfer387]

aerocrete w/graphene

[@Guebre-t8m]

iIf it's about war of any form , forget about it .

[@Naomi_Boyd]

I'm pretty sure that people have been making and using graphene for at least a couple of thousand years, to prevent eggs from sticking to their iron cookware. Seriously, have you ever tried to sand the carbon off of an iron skillet? It's nearly impervious. The easiest way to remove it is to heat the iron until the thermal expansion of the metal forces the carbon to break loose, and then it comes off in big flakes, which is just another testament to the structural integrity of the carbon coating.

[@dennis-nz5im]

And wrong! Polymer oil coating

[@SuperReznative]

,and the cast pan Some have been in use fir 80 years

[@julieta203]

So 10y later what is prob the most significant material science discovery still hasnt made graphene mainstream. what gives?

[@michaellefrapper5863]

Did you mean subscribing? Done. I thought you meant Patreon or something.😅

[@TheAtilioenei]

👏 👏 👏 👍👍👍

[@technicaladviser8356]

I had made it years ago but my specially designed blender is 18000 rpm, it's best

[@arnoekarts7114]

Good Job. Thank.s a Lot.

[@rogerscottcathey]

Yeah, a day will come when you'll think prions aren't so bad in comparison

[@QuantumShineAMAC]

Get ahold of me.

[@janetbaker7848]

This should be absolutely not allowed at all even to manufacture it! Do you not understand how dangerous this is the human body?

[@jacobscrackers98]

Why?

[@TnTOmnibus]

how dangerous is it?

[@AnonymousAnarchist2]

The 13 year long study across over 100 diffrent universities is still being compiled. But what has been compiled and pisblished suggest that *clean* graphine and graphine oxide produced with biocompatable materials do get cleared from the body via the natural routes after a month or two. These studies even explicity cite the blender and whey method of production. That could pose an extreme hazard for a full time worker, with build up over time and constant aggrivation but for at home use not so much. Simular to how Acetone (Nail polish remover) is extremly dangerious to industrial workers, but children are just fine to use it with no ill effects at home. As far as lazed induced flash graphine, that is already bound, Unless your grinding it up and intentionally injceting it its not getting inside you. But they did test that as well. It clumped, caused inflamation at the injection site and then was detected in the bladder before no detection about a month later.

[@mememan2344]

Probably as dangerous as anything else that offers a alternative to the energy grid 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 did you know gas is carcinogenic? Yeah really dangerous don't use it!!!!!

[@petevenuti7355]

She's likely thinking of the fibers like asbestos, The body can't break down cellulose either you know , no one talks about how dangerous paper is. Graphene is likely closer to paper then fiberglass is relative to asbestos.