FIRST GRAPHENE WKN: A2ABY7 ISIN: AU000000FGR3 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

2D Fluidics Update on Energy Storage Materials HIGHLIGHTS VFD produces consistent size Graphene/Fullerene composite spheres Graphene/Fullerene composite spheres < 1μm have potential as improved energy storage anode materials The size of the composite spheres can be optimised through the VFD processing technologyProtected by global patent pending IP, which is currently under national phase examinationFirst Graphene Ltd (“ASX: FGR” or “the Company”), is pleased to provide an update on work conducted with subsidiary 2D Fluidics Pty Ltd (“2D Fluidics”) using its Vortex Fluidics Device (“VFD”) to produce graphene-wrapped fullerene composite spheres which have the potential to be used as an “all carbon” energy storage material. Currently, spherical graphite (SPG) is a crucial ingredient to the efficient operation of lithium-ion batteries (LiB). Spherical graphite is the key component of the anode of a LiB which without, the LiB would not function. Historically SPG has been derived from flake natural graphite. The global production of spherical graphite is currently dominated by China, which uses the mechanical shaping and hydrofluoric acid purification techniques to produce purified spherical graphite. With the transition of the world to a clean, green energy platform many LiB manufacturers are actively seeking alternative supply options that offer better efficiencies. A number of companies around the world are researching alternatives graphite products to traditional spherical graphite as a basis for developing graphite mines, but graphene appears to offer something beyond graphite owing to its advanced properties. FGR is in a unique position to produce a graphene-based spherical product by employing the VFD technology. Research to date has shown the graphene fullerenes could be a suitable replacement for spheroid graphite used in anode manufacturing. The Company’s manufacturing process may have the potential to offer improvements in performance, which is a constant issue for battery manufacturers. The fullerenes have potential to enhance both lithium-ion batteries and supercapacitors. As with all of the other alternatives being worked on by a range of companies, the commerciality and scalability of the production process is dependent upon continuing research and development. Research and development work is being undertaken in the UK in FGR’s laboratory at the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre, at the University of Manchester and with the University of Warwick.

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Also ich bin bestimmt schon 5 Jahre dabei . Und Abrechnung ist in10 aber dann richtig 🤘

Graphen ist die Zukunft☝️

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Das ist nichts für dich Waldi. Lies dich mal ein bisschen ein und meld dich dann wieder.

Ich hab garkein Plan aber so kurz vor 20ct werd ich mal verkaufen

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Wird die Aktie steigen?

Rein geographisch liegen Südkorea und Australien gut. Der Weg wäre nicht so weit.

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Das wäre ja zu heftig

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