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In Reply to: RE: I did some more reading today posted by beautox on March 13, 2017 at 21:32:14:
I should not have used the term "superconductor", which has a specific meaning. I meant "super" as a conductor.
The chemistry is very complex, as I mentioned and you probably know better than I, but it seems to me that the conductivity of "graphene" is not always the same in all of its potential commercial forms (graphene flakes, graphene oxide, CVD graphene, for examples). That's what I was referring to. In certain complexes that might impeded the degrees of freedom of the pi electrons, doesn't the conductivity suffer, at least a little bit?
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- Mea culpa - Lew 10:43:57 03/14/17 (0)