Welcome to 1 Atom Thick

Graphene is a one-atom-thick super material with many unusual properties that scientists and manufacturers are excited about.

So what is Graphene?

Graphene is composed of a single layer of carbon atoms that have bonded in a hexagonal pattern. It is about 200 times stronger than steel. It is nearly transparent and efficiently conducts electricity and heat.

Graphene is Carbon a very useful element that can be used to produce from soft graphite to hard diamonds, depending on the arrangement of the atoms. Because of Graphene’s honeycomb pattern, is the strongest material ever tested in the world.

Graphene Applications

Graphene Coatings

Graphene is a sheet of material that is ultra-thin and only one atom thick and thus will make an excellent coating for all sorts of things.
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Graphene Energy

It may be possible to use spinning pieces of Graphene at a micro scale to collect background Graphene Energy, noise, and vibrational energy. There is static electricity from wind, and there is energy from noise. It may be entirely possible to collect all this excess Graphene Energy and reuse it.
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Graphene Fiber From Spiders

We know the legendary strength of the fibers of cobwebs. At the University of Trento, Italy, researchers have sought to improve, and have done so with the help of arachnids themselves, incorporating graphene and carbon nanotubes in woven silk by small animals.
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Graphene Foil

Buy Graphene Foil - The Total sum of graphene (Gr) in a composite form is a key role in boosting the performance of the composites.
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Graphene Frequency

Graphene Frequency - Confirmation that graphene actually has the potential to revolutionize the future of wireless communications Tenfold.
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Graphene Laser

Graphene Laser would have to be something of intense precision, working under some sort of an electron microscope using artificial intelligent.
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