Gizmag Scientists create "spray-on graphene"

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Despite its many desirable qualities and potential applications, graphene still isn't as widely used as it could be for one main reason – it's difficult to apply to surfaces, particularly large ones. Attempting to do so often causes damage to the graphene, or otherwise results in a non-uniform, flawed coating. Now, however, scientists have devised a method of simply spraying the stuff on, that actually improves the graphene in the process... Continue Reading Scientists create "spray-on graphene"

Section: Science

Tags: Graphene, Korea University, University of Illinois

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