Major Breakthrough: Graphene Batteries FINALLY Hit the Market
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@ColdFusion 4 роки тому
Correction: I said the two scientists won the Nobel Peace prize, I misspoke. It was the Nobel Physics prize, sorry about that. Enjoy the video!
@nakuldighe8638 4 роки тому
Everyone was confused on that one...
@MrBobybob 4 роки тому
I guess that makes sense xD
@kerrykalls7732 4 роки тому
How dare you!!!! Lol
@dguy-xk4fc 4 роки тому
If i was you i would replace the videofile with corrected audio
@bookaltd 4 роки тому
I was just about to point that out in a comment :D
@donkulus497 4 роки тому
2 minutes in, I've concluded that covering myself in tape and pencil shading makes me bulletproof
@Azathoth43 4 роки тому
That's because it's a bull shit statement. One that can't be tested. It's not possible to get steel down to one atom thick. And if you scale the graphene up, well... it's graphite. It breaks easily. Literally everyone has broken a pencil lead.
@ronniecollum8794 4 роки тому
Donkulus -- Darwin says no,no,no !
@mememinister5224 4 роки тому
@@Azathoth43 if you scale up graphene sheets....that will be physically scalping up....the atoms wont just make bond with each other....in graphite the atom themselves are connected in 3D ....bruh science please
@dinkledankle 4 роки тому
@@Azathoth43 A joke is not a request for dumb responses.
@marvinkitfox3386 4 роки тому
That "bulletproof" is a vastly inaccurate misquote The actual research was about the extreme hardness of a 2-layer graphene sheet, and how using **many many thousands** of these layers (about 1 mm in total) yields a superior bulletproof material.
@greg77389 3 роки тому
Ah yes, the Nobel Peace prize for uniting the two tribes of Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes
@shadrackmuteb3897 3 роки тому
lol
@electroflame6188 3 роки тому
W e h a v e d i s m i s s e d t h i s c l a i m .
@joecharles7081 3 роки тому
Imagine cars, planes, light as feathers. Ships, clothes that are impervious to anything!
@harikrishnanjavahar6718 3 роки тому
Voice owner is a fool just following the script 😂😂😂😂😂
@sarahdemarcus7710 3 роки тому
Are you sure they aren't the same Gaelic speaking ancestry anti-aging dna tribe? I suspect my dna makes both Carbon nanotubes and graphene.
@Nukestarmaster 4 роки тому
"It's so strong that only two atomic layers can be bullet proof" Press X to doubt
@aduenamz2569 4 роки тому
X
@TheIntJuggler 4 роки тому
Stupid autocorrect I meant x.
@ianmeade7441 4 роки тому
The graphine would flex around the bullet instead of having a hole put through it, but the bullet would still kill the person underneath it
@Nukestarmaster 4 роки тому
@@ianmeade7441 No, the bullet would rip right through the graphene, two atomic layers is an incredibly small amount of material.
@nathanielebie9184 4 роки тому
X
@MichaelGauciMT 4 роки тому
As someone who is doing a thesis on graphene, I may also add that twisted bilayer graphene is currently trending in graphene research, particularly because of its ability to manipulate the material’s electronic properties.
@ILovePopeFrancis 4 роки тому
I wanted to ask about the whole process of making a graphene battery: Is it using any scarce resources ? Is there any pollution resulting from the manufacturing and/or disposal ? Thank you
@bilbobeutlin3405 4 роки тому
A question: can you use it to reinforce materials and reduce weight while maintaining the stability? Like lightweight cars/planes/rockets?
@bilbobeutlin3405 4 роки тому
@@ILovePopeFrancis I don't think so because carbon is everywhere but maybe getting it thin requires some special resources
@larkvarhees9177 4 роки тому
I could have sworn I saw graphene lipos at least a year ago
@philosoaper 4 роки тому
I feel like i'm being thesed
@themeek351 4 роки тому
I'm gonna fill my jacket with graphene batteries, so I can stop bullets and keep a personal rail gun charged up!
@rishabh5217 4 роки тому
but it won't be able tp stop the impact. You will still get your ribs fractured
@markoliimatainen2565 4 роки тому
@@rishabh5217 Yeah, thats why my jacket is filled with Nokia 3310 phones. Yesterday i was hit by Barrett M82 .50 cal and i didnt even notice initially that i was hit by it. Later when i put my jacket into coat rack i notised small hole in the fabric. 3310 was completely undamaged.
@dionease3749 4 роки тому
@@markoliimatainen2565 i love your way of explaining that guy it is ironic hah
@MrAdharus 4 роки тому
@@rishabh5217 , for sure some fractured ribs are way eze to heal than a hole in the heart...::))
@kylesutton5675 4 роки тому
Rishabh Raut just get a 40 dollar trauma pad
@seanwei8568 4 роки тому
OMG, I finally remembered this channel! Why wasn't I subscribed?! Well, time to binge watch 😋😍
@GregAtlas 3 роки тому
The batteries are a good stopgap, but I'm more interested in graphene supercaps. Hold more energy than any traditional battery, extreme longevity, and almost instant charging.
@DormantIdeasNIQ Рік тому
wut!! energy density of caps is 100 times less than batteries and supercaps still 10 times less!!! your vehicle is not big enough to carry that many caps!
@GregAtlas Рік тому
@@DormantIdeasNIQ I'm not talking about regular capacitors or even the super capacitors that are common on the market right now. Those are still chunks of carbon in electrolite fluid. Graphene super capacitors are way more energy dense because of their lattice structure.
@ikikika 4 роки тому
1:36 Nobel peace prize goes to... Discovery of graphene!! Everyone: What?
@nishk 4 роки тому
Physics
@-TK- 4 роки тому
@Pete is never wrong i first read your comment as lu xiaojun and had to make sure i wasn't crazy lol.
@michaelxz1305 4 роки тому
Nobel peace prize goes to... Obama.... everyone: WTF? ... Obama: Hell no! let's go drop some bombs with drones wherever we can! (but accepts the prize anyhow)
@Baleur 4 роки тому
@@michaelxz1305 I know right. And i'm saying this as a Swede, i lost ALL respect for the Nobel Peace prize once they gave it to Obama, a man that EXPANDED and CONTINUED the waging of warfare in a continent where their nation has no sovereign territory. It's a joke. Now i'm not saying he was the devil, i'm quite mild in my opinions about him, but a PEACE PRIZE? That's like giving the Nobel Physics prize to Joe Rogan because he talks about physics in podcasts. lol
@DNS_rabbit 4 роки тому
Nobel peace prize for sure, course of the positiv Effekt of graphene on the whole future of the men kind 😎😅👍🌞
@Cordovan 4 роки тому
"Graphene can do everything, except leave the lab."
@andrefilipe9042 4 роки тому
Why do I feel that's a reference?
@jameslovell8682 4 роки тому
Absolutely true. Well said.
@Server0750 4 роки тому
Haha, I wanted to say sound like a good scam.
@waffleboomerang6643 4 роки тому
And just like electric vehicles, science will prove us wrong once again
@AshleyWilsonAU 4 роки тому
@@andrefilipe9042 Well, the quotation marks are a clue that it is indeed a reference ☺️
@normal_guy1771 3 роки тому
i love your intro! the rain part somehow reminds me of one of my favorite scenes from my favorite books, IT. i love the aesthetic
@alexb2082 4 роки тому
Listening to that ending song now on SoundCloud. Amazing.
@JS44444 4 роки тому
Cutting down the charging period for electric cars would be the right step!
@theracingline6999 4 роки тому
plus the range
@ShadowVipers 4 роки тому
@@theracingline6999 the range is already pretty good, but imagine charging in 10 minute's instead of 30-40 minutes! Gas cars take a little less than that long (maybe 5 minutes to fill the tank and another 3 for paying) it would greatly help Electric Vehicles to catch on with the general public.
@VachicorneOld 4 роки тому
@@ShadowVipers The range is a thing, but the energy density is much more important, for now, it is just a "lithium battery + graphene", and the energy density does not seem to be improved, which is an issue since it would allow to have much smaller (and thus much lighter) batteries. Having a battery that charges 3 times faster is cool, but not a game changer. Sure, you wait less at your supercharger, but it still doesn't unlock uses like towing, trucks and big planes (you can watch engineering explained to understand why).
@theracingline6999 4 роки тому
@@ShadowVipers The range is pretty good, but this video by carwow shows how frustrating it actually is to drive long distances in electric cars: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/knhoimirjGmap5c.html Then again for the average driver, an electric cars range is fine
@woutervanr 4 роки тому
It would atleast be an important one. If you can charge in a few min you don't need massive packs anymore. There will then also be build way more charging station which will make more people buy and EV.
@WPXTacoMan477 4 роки тому
Title correction: graphene “enhanced” batteries are here! Edit: in no way am I bashing the new batteries! Just simply stating the video titled it in a misleading way
@jessehall6651 4 роки тому
It's kind of like how hybrid HDD's were used as a stepping stone to SSD's. 20 minute charge time is great but I expect mere minutes for better iterations later on.
@mbaksa 4 роки тому
Graphene enhanced lithium-ion or lithium-polymer batteries. Calling them graphene batteries is misleading.
@kendokaaa 4 роки тому
This. Everyone claiming graphene batteries are here seem to be missing the distinction
@dominicwilliamson7912 4 роки тому
@@jessehall6651 thats true. This just opened the locked doors. Wont take long to walk right through
@cicianamumu 4 роки тому
Literally like that 3G+ that was named LTE but wasn't 4G
@gaganmakhija8555 4 роки тому
Hey ColdFusion! Thanks for the amazing video as always. May I ask as to how did you get the 30% additional cost data? Is it the added cost to a normal battery when manufactured by Real Graphene?
@stefanschleps8758 3 роки тому
Excellent! Thouroughly enjoyable, so I had to subscribe. Lookward to what your next offering will be. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
@8797lilly 4 роки тому
Great video! I just wanted to say that the whole 2 layers of graphene being bullet proof thing is incorrect. Researchers fired a microbullet(1 micron in diameter) at 2 layers and the layers disintegrated, a few years ago researched at Rice fired a microbullet at 300 layers and it fully stopped the bullet, but this is still with a microbullet. A full bullet might require 1 million layers, however, even at 1 million layers it would only be .34mm thick!
@markfernandes2467 4 роки тому
Grant Gabrielson even if it stoped the built, you’d need something to cushion (dissipate) the energy or you’d have some pretty broken bones from the force . Still, that can be done with other materials behind the graphene.
@8797lilly 4 роки тому
Mark Fernandes Interestingly, when the bullet impacts the graphene the layers don’t slide past each other, they form on rigid structure(the researchers compared it to bulk diamond) www.azom.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=15696
@KalRandom 4 роки тому
Is that with or without the offsetting of the lattice ?
@stephenmeinhold5452 4 роки тому
its still very very expensive thats why there is such a thin layer in the battery.
@loungelizard836 4 роки тому
They were fired at a much higher velocity than M16 bullets.
@MrChainrule 4 роки тому
And I got LG's "our batteries will kill you" ad, definitely the strangest way to sell your goods
@MykTAOfficial 4 роки тому
Graphene LG high drain battery soon
@DragonHuman00 4 роки тому
Well you're talking about it so it kinda worked.
@SrssSteve 4 роки тому
Burger King in the U.S. has an ad featuring a moldy Whopper. They are showing that mold grows on it because there are no or few preservatives in it. Seems like an odd was to advertise your food.
@MrChainrule 4 роки тому
@@SrssSteve that actually makes some kind of sense, if the Burger King commercial were equivalent the Whopper would actually be attacking somebody
@iwrotethis4712 4 роки тому
Their intention is to make you talk about it like you just did
@iRMacMan 4 роки тому
Fascinating! And really encouraging. Hadn't heard anything lately from mainstream media (no surprise there) and I'd been wondering what was happening in the graphene battery world. Thanks for the update. I am going to share your video with several friends who are also interested.
@omarvallejo8585 3 роки тому
yu are amazing and incredible, Thank you for such an amazing video and channel!
@D0NH 4 роки тому
me: glances at pencil pencil: *sweating nervously*
@muhammadhuabubakkarmohamme5671 4 роки тому
This comment is gold
@wz-hdn8851 4 роки тому
First smile of the day..thx!
@waffleboomerang6643 4 роки тому
Now its Garbage: sweating nervously CNET just covered a method of graphene production 8 hours ago called "flash graphene" that can turn landfills (garbage) into graphene. Its called flash graphene because it's done in milliseconds. Basically anything composed of carbon can be made into graphene, and 2000 times cheaper than before. It costs $100 of electricity to make one ton of graphene using this method. I'm not making this sh** up its for real. 👇 ukposts.info/have/v-deo/r5Z6nYCubpyIlGw.html
@heretwoexpose4255 4 роки тому
😂😂😂😂
@TheyCalledMeT 4 роки тому
collect that sweat .. i'm sure that will become an increddibly valuable ressource xD
@_JS96 4 роки тому
Seems like most scientific discoveries are basically: "Oops, shit what did I just do?!.. Hey.. wait a minute.."
@jameszeallor2735 4 роки тому
Yeah you think mit is making it with dishsoap.Inexpensive.
@FullOilBarrel 4 роки тому
Serendipities
@KevinP32270 4 роки тому
AGREED.
@hisdudeness4537 4 роки тому
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not “Eureka!” (I found it!) but “That’s funny …”" - Isaac Asimov
@MandyFlame 4 роки тому
His Dudeness yup - like the development of the original ARM chip. It wasn’t originally designed for low power but when they switched off the external power to the test rig and noticed the chip was still functioning on leaked voltage “.... that’s funny “
@eddielee3928 4 роки тому
Love your and your team's work. Keep it up.
@williamcaudill8362 2 роки тому
This is a great channel and I really appreciate all your information sharing!
@MidnightBloomDev 4 роки тому
Graphene is the kind of classmate you see once at start of an assignment and never again
@er-hyper_phoenix5642 4 роки тому
I get what you mean but what do you mean in the context of this video?
@0tedaCecapS 4 роки тому
@@er-hyper_phoenix5642 I think he means it's not going to catch on i.e. here toady, gone tomorrow.
@ubiguy2137 4 роки тому
Nah man. If you say that then you have limited understanding of the economics of the battery industry
@DarthObscurity 4 роки тому
People will pay 2x as much for a phone because it has the image of a fruit on it, but you don't think they will pay extra for 1/4 charging time and 30% longer battery life? Lmao.
@0tedaCecapS 4 роки тому
@fractured eyes yes, but will it be a success? the comment implied 'no' it will fail (become redundant)
@raskolnikov8644 4 роки тому
This video kind of read like an advertisement for real graphene's product rather than a meaningful analysis of the underlying technology. As soon as I heard "graphene enhanced" alarm bells started ringing. I think the video title is misleading, this is a lithium ion cell battery with some graphene added in.
@JamilKhan-hk1wl 4 роки тому
Video is not sponsored
@LookToWindward 4 роки тому
@@JamilKhan-hk1wl It's not about being sponsored. This channel uncritically buys product hype no matter who's selling. "Cold Fusion" is an appropriate name given the history of that idea...
@johngoe420 4 роки тому
Completely agree with this
@Igorooooleynikov 4 роки тому
I agree. Also because of this salesman attitude I started thinking this is another scam, even if it is real product.
@frankyflowers 4 роки тому
but its bulletproof and won the Nobel peace prize
@tommylinsley2081 3 роки тому
Great video, as usual. Good to see that you've passed 2MM subscribers! I remember when the count was less than 100,000.
@andrewbohutskyy1312 3 роки тому
I graduated from university of Manchester last year doing architecture and I think that K. Novoselov was one of the people present at the ceremony on stage. I didn’t recognise who he is (as I was an architecture student in a different department to him). It is so surreal to realise that while watching a UKposts video at 1am 😂
@Conservator. 4 роки тому
Coldfusion Hi! Just want to say that I like your: - Content - Presentation style - Subjects you report on - Smooth voice and accent ...
@abdelkader9242 4 роки тому
Don't forget that intro and outro
@flyLeonardofly 4 роки тому
How heavy is a graphene battery in comparison?
@devrim-oguz 4 роки тому
@@flyLeonardofly probably the same of its just a few atoms thick
@Conservator. 4 роки тому
Luis de Lago The Real Graphene battery would have the same weight. You could argue that with greatly increased charge speed and cycle times, you could do with a smaller and therefore lighter battery. The Samsung graphene induced battery is 30% lighter but with otherwise unchanged properties.
@jaakkovahanen 4 роки тому
Also, the Nobel Peace Prize
@MemesnShet 4 роки тому
Can you imagine the day when Cold Fusion TV announces actual Cold Fusion working?
@kanutomer8102 3 роки тому
@C W wow i am gonna have to google every word of that paragraph
@saintapoc4031 3 роки тому
he will change the channel name to Dyson Sphere TV
@spankystar9316 3 роки тому
That has been been done. It is just expensive to scale up.
@tokresaliali3805 2 роки тому
Cold Fusion already exists. It's just not viable in a profitable way.
@FernandoMumbach 4 роки тому
This appeared to me in the recommended videos. I saw the title and thought it would be just a talk about the real graphene company, without much additional info, but I am happy that I was wrong. The video goes in depth of the basics of graphene, how it works, why it makes sense, and even the current downsides. Congrats on making a very informative video, and thank you for the content!
@PowerRepublic 3 роки тому
thanks mate, awesome vids as always
@xVenom0us 4 роки тому
Graphene: Sticks to tape in a millimeter scale Scientists: How 'bout we get it stuck an atom thick?
@thelelanatorlol3978 4 роки тому
That's exactly what they did. They kept using tape on the graphite until they finally got graphene.
@vivago727 4 роки тому
@@thelelanatorlol3978 How did they knew when the layer was only 1 atom thick?
@brolydictcumberbatchmontou401 4 роки тому
@@vivago727 electron microscopy. You'll see the 2D Structure with that, it sound like the atoms in very minute quantity arrange them selves in tiny sheets on their own. If so mass production of it could take awhile, if guys harvesting pencil leads with tape is the only current way of obtaining graphene is all we got right now. Maybe need a tub with a lot of square footage and a solution of some kind you'd put your ground graphite in and apply a charge to arrange them into a single layer sheet?? I'm not a scientist. Maybe ultrasound or infrasound could be used for mass rearrangement of the carbon atoms into a 2D lattice?
@realgrapheneusa8013 4 роки тому
@@brolydictcumberbatchmontou401 Our methods are very similar to CVD but with a twist that makes it much more efficient!
@pldilosa 4 роки тому
One step at a time !!!
@waqqashanafi 4 роки тому
After we die, we'll wake up with a ColdFusion voice: "Hai, Welcome to the afterlife..."
@james5637 4 роки тому
Do you mean super sharp and tinny that sounds like bad loud asmr? I hope not -_-
@arcoirissystem433 3 роки тому
I would like that
@RamyFal 3 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👌👌👌👌🇩🇿🇩🇿
@andrakesh 3 роки тому
Do you remember when in 2006 the whole world was amazed by fake products with nanoparticules,nanotech,nano technology,nano bullshit was made for making us buying their products....and graphene it's same
@L3X369 4 роки тому
You caught a new subscriber at "this video is not sponsored, i'm just interested in this progress". This is a great time to be alive, we now just need to... stay alive.
@bryduhbikeguy 3 роки тому
You had me at 'bullet-proof'.Phone stays in the breast pocket.
@Voron_Aggrav 3 роки тому
@Ezequiel Ciamparella well seeing "Bulletproof" is a fallacy as so far in most cases Bullet resisting is a better applicable term due to various reasons you're probably correct in stating this is false, that said certainly would be interesting to see how far their claim goes
@wongpohchan9485 3 роки тому
For those people whose countries permit them to own guns like nobody's buseness, this light bullet proof material can now be worn as part of their normal attire.
@andrewgrc20 3 роки тому
*frocket
@Voron_Aggrav 3 роки тому
@@wongpohchan9485 the Best reason to implement School Uniforms as a mandatory thing
@adlapl 4 роки тому
It is a lithium battery with graphene-enhanced distribution of energy. Good one.
@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 4 роки тому
So they're charging at 2 amps at 120 volts... it's not that impressive.
@jacobshort2468 4 роки тому
Doesn't make it any less exciting. It's a start. We're on our way to full graphene batteries, even if we're not there yet.
@hypereric5526 4 роки тому
@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 depends on size for example if a phone battery can input this much. it is insane beachse phone battery input at 2amp and 5 volts or 10 watt for modern phone. But high tech litum battery can ber charged to 100 percent in 40 mintute developed by qualcom and also auto indusrty like tesla
@tmst2199 3 роки тому
@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 I heard only a rate of 1 amp mentioned for the "enhanced" version...
@bradleyburdett5361 3 роки тому
@@jacobshort2468 power supply for robots very excited
@lixlabia 4 роки тому
1:17 Two blokes from Manchester put a bit of graphite on Sellotape and get the Nobel Prize!
@AcornElectron 4 роки тому
Lix Labia yeah it’s about being first I guess 😂😂😂 pencil+tape=worldwide recognition
@MindbodyMedic 4 роки тому
@@AcornElectron its *slightly* more complicated than that but a funny notion on the face of it
@roberthillnom1881 4 роки тому
Hi yes i heard that b4 scotch tape and they are geniuses.
@AcornElectron 4 роки тому
God Is In The Details I mean, it’s literally how they produced the first lot. I know that production on the industrial scale is quite different.
@roberthillnom1881 4 роки тому
Lix labia haha good name
@dovahheimiik2580 4 роки тому
Damn! This is cool as hell! But I have to wonder about this vs solid state batteries, will they compete? Or will a way to merge them be found? Mind you, solid state batteries are still a few years away from market, but they are making good progress. Current lab samples provide similarly increased lifetimes in charge cycles as these graphene ones, but they also provide much higher energy density. No matter what happens, I'm excited to see what's next.
@Bob.martens Рік тому
That caught on really quick!
@cyrexxx6307 4 роки тому
2021, Apple to customers: "You didn't see graphene..."
@Relja22 4 роки тому
You didn't see graphite,because it is not there!
@smilingface2006 4 роки тому
apple: introducing apple's Qi battery
@bondrewdbestdad 4 роки тому
No, looking back at Apple history, they'll announce graphene battery at 2025
@Kenopy 4 роки тому
Not before samsung fucks up the safer graphene battery and it blows up
@Bigvs.Dickvs 4 роки тому
@@smilingface2006 "apple: introducing apple's Qi battery" I'll only buy it when it's microwave rechargeable.
@fsf471 4 роки тому
"The two scientists won the Nobel Peace Prize" Me: Visible confusion
@KaizorianEmpire 4 роки тому
hahaha lol, i guess the origin of nobel prize was the peace prize, but lol nobel prize probably in chemistry or physics, not sure which one they won it in but i guess graphene is a material so chemistry
@aniketrodge8159 4 роки тому
dead peoples' body after getting peace turn into carbon which can be use to make graphene.
@randomcat9314 4 роки тому
Francisco SF *well they made the world a better place i guess right?*
@bennylloyd-willner9667 4 роки тому
@KAIZO POLYMATH: There is a pinned comment 18 hours old (when I wrote this) telling us what he meant to say. Why are you speculating on what prize they got long after his correction?
@muhammadmohaiminulislam7189 4 роки тому
@@KaizorianEmpire In physics. That's when i first heard of this material.
@matp3725 4 роки тому
Awesome vid mate!!
@bastje 3 роки тому
Wow man you are very talented. Creating really clever and clean looking videos... and on top you even create all the music..
@feynstein1004 4 роки тому
I remember the good old days when the charge on my Nokia 6303 classic lasted a week
@Spencerianism 4 роки тому
The Nokia wasnt powering a handheld supercomputer computer either. But I remember those days, and miss them as well. Who needs a supercomputer in the palm of their hands at all times anyways?! Teenagers.....
@EREMIT-DE 4 роки тому
Fast-growing Start-Up companies, people which want learn new languages during travel, high-availability persons of critical infrastructure which can control the whole infrastructure with their phone, the people at the sea want to listen to their music without advertising from radio.. there are that many advantages above what teenagers doing with it. People just see the little instagram kiddies and think the whole world is like that. It‘s not :(
@d24 4 роки тому
@@Spencerianism ok boomer
@jvtps765 4 роки тому
It was not a smartphone just a phone.
@PicturesqueGames 4 роки тому
You can achieve the same today. there are small dumb phones on the market with 3000-5000 mAh batteries which last a whole month.
@billycasper3351 4 роки тому
*"2 Atom Layers of Graphene can be bullet-proof"* What the F....... !!
@kevinrdunnphs 4 роки тому
No source given, honestly X to doubt.(oops, it's there, its just a trash source that doesn't say what he claimed)
@Arquiteto-em-Sao-Paulo 4 роки тому
lie.
@watchman9198 4 роки тому
Kevin Dunn x
@online_cat 4 роки тому
@Advocatus Diaboli But it is a term that is used. And by-the-by graphene is around 300 times the strength of steel, so it could very well stop a bullet. It also has a tensile strength of 130Gigapascals (or 130 billion), that is around 346x the tensile strength of Aramid- Kevlar. Thia means you would need a much, much thinner layer of graphene than kevlar. Keep in mind, this is to stop a bullet, not to protect a person.
@Bagamed777 4 роки тому
this is a straight up lie wtf
@AngeAlexiel 3 роки тому
I hope all youtubers woudl have your amazing voice and style dagogo xD love this channel so much.
@maryaldrich5982 4 роки тому
Good stuff. Thank you for sharing.
@watchman9198 4 роки тому
2020: new battery technology 2021: never hear about it ever again
@abhishekmaurya3453 4 роки тому
This time it is going to be real. Samsung already said that from 2021 they would use graphene batteries in their phones.
@MrBonners 4 роки тому
You can bet Elon Musk is all over this
@demonsheadshot8086 4 роки тому
Same can be said about basically any "new" technology
@cgasucks 4 роки тому
That's what people said when Lithium-Ion batteries where starting to come out.
@silverfeathered1 4 роки тому
When it's more profitable to use a technology, that tech is a certainty even if costs more.
@luciengrondin5802 4 роки тому
4:45 "for everything from smartwatches to battery-powered golf carts." Amazing ! /s
@Marqan 4 роки тому
I bet that sounded better in his head :D
@hxhdfjifzirstc894 4 роки тому
They've done it! Battery powered little cars so you don't have to walk on the golf course!
@rogerroger6049 4 роки тому
What about e-bike batteries?
@williambtm1 2 роки тому
Thank you, ColdFusion, your update is timely I was wondering why there appeared to be nil advance in regard to Graphene. You mentioned the cost factor as one of the reasons, then of course how to manufacture an object that is only as thick as an atom one would think it would be invisible or little more than. a transparent film
@williamrayot3964 3 роки тому
Excellent.keep up the Extraordinary work on battery’s/great job
@hopejensen2584 4 роки тому
Finally some update on Graphene last time I remember was from a video from Verge Science
@kkonstantinosss2 4 роки тому
Claim: Bulletproof in only 2 atomic layers Me: Prove it
@godlikemachine645 4 роки тому
Links are in the description.
@PorcuPineAppleSauce 4 роки тому
The claim is misleading and dubious. I don't think we're gonna see any proof, at least not for a while
@jackochainsaw 4 роки тому
The material may be bullet proof but just like spiderweb armour it flexes. You’d be killed by the bullet, your armour would still be intact.
@godlikemachine645 4 роки тому
@@jackochainsaw lol superhero costumes are probably made of that stuff.
@ivok9846 4 роки тому
this channel is called cold fusion. nothing more needs to be said.
@1239874able 3 роки тому
thank you for a beautiful presentation. .
@FLASHitude 4 роки тому
Def earned my sub 👌 Great video!
@ShaanCoding 4 роки тому
Imagine the power of these batteries when used in electric skateboards and cars, could finally help make charging a quick thing!
@Conservator. 4 роки тому
The fast charging is convenient but the weight saving is paramount.
@michaelshore2300 4 роки тому
Electric Skateboards I think there are rather more important functions
@yerpster 4 роки тому
Michael Shore YES it would be heaven to get one of these batteries in my boosted!
@joshuabeck2439 4 роки тому
Capacity is the main good thing. Charging at home yeah charge time would be better but I read that tesla is working on stations you can pull into and they exchange your battery for another fully charged one. But this tech would still be used I am sure.
@Conservator. 4 роки тому
Joshua Beck The speed of charging isn’t a real issue as you usually charge your car at night. That means you always leave home in the morning fully charged and that should be more than sufficient for one day. Range anxiety and emphasis on charge speeds is typically ‘fuel station’ thinking. The trick of driving an EV is charging at your destination, not in between.
@xxplosiv88 4 роки тому
3:30 "We mix it in the solution with lithium" so hang on a sec, these aren't full graphene batteries, but some kind of graphene-lithium hybrid?
@philippschumann4556 4 роки тому
They stated that they're Graphene-enhanced. So yea, a modern Li-Ion Battery with a little bit Graphene mixed in, apparently.
@simbiolife 4 роки тому
And price also important.
@mauz791 4 роки тому
Graphene can be made from scraps now, hopefully it can go industrial
@kotenkostiantyn1282 4 роки тому
Oh nice, you found that grain of rice of truth in this bullshit. I know that this video is fake click bait only because I on pulse of news for new batteries technologies. And from that I know that batteries based on graphene is called ionistor or super-capacitor, and, actually I have one at home, but, based on charchoal, not graphene. Physicists have researched about this supercapasitors, and they have found that if you use the best possible technologies, physically, there is a CAP of how much energy you can store in 1 gramm of this battery(supercapacitor). And they have found that current technologies in Lithium batteries are much more perspective in future. Also there is tip of difference between supercapacitor and lithium battery. Battery stores energy by making chemical reaction with lithium, this reaction is reversable(when you charge or discharge your battery), this is why charging lithium needs time, cuz chemical reaction needs time, also, during this reaction some key elements do damage a little bit (Lithium grow in crystals) so after a lot of recharging cycles battery became broken. Super-capacitor is just an huuge space where you can place electrons, it's same as static electricity, like, when you pet your cat, or wearing synthetic t-shirt you can produce sparks. It's just because those spaces can carry a lot of electrons and discharge it in somthing, and here you have a spark. Same idea is in supercapacitor. It can charge and discharge instantly (capped by metall conductor), but there is a physical limit of energy it can store.
@roberthein2156 4 роки тому
xxplosiv88 Heard that! Then the video skipped onward.
@justinw1765 3 роки тому
While graphene is definitely interesting stuff--there are related exciting materials also. For example, a Canadian researcher discovered that if you graphitize a cellulose material with a high content of crystalline cellulose (hemp, flax linen, ramie, etc) it becomes very highly conductive--as conductive as some lab created graphene samples and can store a lot of energy (especially in a super capacitor sense). He took some hemp fiber, soaked it in some water with potassium hydroxide and heated it up to around 800C (if I remember correctly) in a non oxygen environment. While I can't say with certainty, it seems to be a sort of carbon nanotube/graphene like combo. What's interesting is that one can fairly easily concentrate the crystalline cellulose. Hemp fibers for example, contain around 70% crystalline cellulose. You can easily concentrate that to around 95% content. If the former was quite conductive; just imagine how much the latter will be? Plus, it will also become nano sized when you put it through that process. One could built a super solar oven (as I'm doing), and have a source of free energy to convert these cellulostic materials into carbons and graphites. As far as a no oxygen atmosphere, you can can do a low oxygen atmosphere fairly easily, just by putting some paper and baking soda combo over the materials to be heated in a closed lid container (like a steel can). So if you can make a good amount of this stuff for relatively inexpensive, and create a super capacitor-battery hybrid, you could get pretty good energy density and charge time. This is what I'll be working on.
@vertexion5337 3 роки тому
Best wishes for you, may you get huge success in your work.
@justinw1765 3 роки тому
@@vertexion5337 Thank you.
@johnpaulbacon8320 4 роки тому
Cool. Excited to see when this will become the standard for electronic batteries and such.
@aeromatter3436 4 роки тому
Please lots of coverage on this, it's so exciting! The potential for practical electric aircraft is fascinating
@climatedeceptionnetwork4122 4 роки тому
Elon Musk needs to hear about this.
@spacemeter3001 4 роки тому
An electric aircraft would be one of the most inefficient things.
@Gabrong 4 роки тому
@@climatedeceptionnetwork4122 he's probably perfectly aware of this
@Ekircher5 4 роки тому
@Shenkosky lol, unironically using thunderfoot as a source
@CattleCluj 4 роки тому
@Shenkosky Does he have a video on graphene batteries? Can you please give me the link? I wasn't able to find it.
@SkinnyAnimus 4 роки тому
You know the price of graphene went down fast when you use a logarithmic scale
@realgrapheneusa8013 4 роки тому
Our methods are very similar to CVD but with a twist. That's what really helps us bring graphene from labs to consumers!
@schriebeschriebs7501 3 роки тому
Nice work
@lumpydark6173 3 роки тому
I imagine when chips get more energy efficient like the M1 from mac this will help battery life on devices too a lot in the near future, couple with this it'd be amazing if you could squeeze a week's worth of use out of your device without charging it. Only device I have I only have to charge once a week is my phone
@cyrilmuluh 4 роки тому
Keep up mate, I can always count on you to keep us up with the latest and brightest. Awesome work 👍👍
@nedrapaul4135 4 роки тому
Ironically I just changed my phone's battery today, and it's still not holding as it should. Good to see this technology finally emerging into the market.
@xxcr4ckzzxx840 4 роки тому
If ur Phone doesnt "Hold up" as it should, calibrate the battery if its an Android. You can do this easily with Root Priviliges, or the "longer way" with properly charging and discharging the phone 2 times. What you need to do for the long route: Discharge ur phone till it goes off. PowerCycle it as long as its possible, so the Battery is REALLY Empty, not just "fake Empty". If thats done and the phone bearly turns on, let it go off, wait 15 Seconds and plug it in. DON´T Turn it on, let it charge up in one go, till the display shows 100 Percent and wait an extra 15 or 20 Minutes to be sure. Turn ur phone on. Once its on and u put in your Pin, unplug the cable. Let it drain the Battery without recharging in between and do the same again. Android will calibrate the batterystats.bin correctly. If that doesnt work you may have a faulty part in ur phone, which leads to energy drain. Hope it helps.
@samboujaiteh3331 4 роки тому
It’s an iPhone, I suppose? Same thing with me. Any improvement with battery technology would be helpful.
@xxcr4ckzzxx840 4 роки тому
@@samboujaiteh3331 Its not everytime the Problem with a worn out battery. Most times its just the Software. On ur Iphone u can try the same steps, but im somewhat sure, that iOS handels batterystats different. Cant hurt tho. Just dont let ur phone be empty for too long, it degrades Lithium cells FAST.
@irlrp 4 роки тому
some apps drain battery, too.
@texar7634 4 роки тому
wow.. nice battery more power.. thanks to the people who discovered it.. :) cheers..
@likesrush 3 роки тому
I did enjoy this video. I'm exploding with questions. Thank you for the video.
@marvinkitfox3386 4 роки тому
Lots of embarrassing errors in there. "nobel peace prize" "2 atomic layers can be bulletproof" "$1000 per cubic centimeter"
@gearhead1302 4 роки тому
I have heard from other sources as well that 2 layers of graphene is strong enough to stop a bullet and I watched them do the test with a high velocity micro bullet. I'm not saying you're incorrect but what is your reasoning for this?
@nicknetwork9332 4 роки тому
Andddd that they’re not the first
@omniyambot9876 4 роки тому
Nobel Peace Prize lol big mistake
@EG-cs3wv 4 роки тому
@@gearhead1302 "micro bullet" is not "a bullet". All materials can stop "micro bullets" if we are not clear about it size.
@gearhead1302 4 роки тому
@@EG-cs3wv No actually, they can't. They used a velocity much higher than that of a normal bullet to get an equivalent kinetic energy. A simulation is not as good as testing an actual bullet so I would much rather see that sometime. Nonetheless It doesn't really seem like you have good evidence, and frankly judging by your response you don't seem trustworthy to me. The defensive/somewhat hostile response leads me to believe you are more interested in "being right" than learning the truth. Bias does not make good science.
@rs72098 4 роки тому
Phone companies: *"Yeah, we don't want our batteries to last longer, why do you think we stopped making them removable?"*
@volvo09 4 роки тому
Now introducing PAPER THIN phone!!! Even more delicate!! Battery same capacity as current phones..... Normal people: i'd sure love a normal sized phone with a 6x capacity battery instead.
@krmusick 4 роки тому
They stopped making them removable because most consumers are frakking obsessed with the phones being thinner and lighter.
@jarhead1145 4 роки тому
@@oyroramia863 Nothing you said prevents batteries from being interchangeable. They can't shrink batteries because then they would have less capacity and after looking at a couple phone tear downs I've noticed that the geometry of the batteries are still the same (rectangular), and don't use a different shape to maximize the size of the battery. The main deal with making batteries non interchangeable is called planned obsolescence. They have a schedule and they release their phones on that planned obsolescence schedule. Most people, I assume, switch out their phone annually and you'll notice that that particular phone line will release the same time every year. It's all apart of the game and people just buy the same thing over and over every year.
@rareone5041 4 роки тому
Phone companies are basically forcing ppl to buy a whole new phone instead of just buying a battery. Why force someone to spend $100 when you can force them to pay $1000?
@Volodimar 4 роки тому
@@oyroramia863 there are waterproof phones with removable battery.
@R1Zig 3 роки тому
Thanks for a fantastic video. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@jahazielvazquez7264 4 роки тому
ColdFusion. Where do you get your awesome moving images? Your designs are incredible!
@marufbepary100 4 роки тому
for years, lithium ion was a bottleneck. now we can use this to revolutionize every single sector.
@JamilKhan-hk1wl 4 роки тому
Not to mention it is toxic
@cutty02 4 роки тому
You guys don't get it. The battery is still lithium ion they just used graphene to help with some limited internal processes. Nothing about this battery is necessary any different compared to the type of battery a tesla uses already.
@LeMAD22 4 роки тому
Keep in mind that batteries cannot get much better than they are now. Both because of physics and safety.
@Vysair 4 роки тому
All we need is just bigger battery capacity so we can fit in a much power hungry soc
@karlsaliva3002 4 роки тому
Its a bottleneck for lithium to be exact
@JB_Hobbies 4 роки тому
Graphene “enhanced”?
@domenickmaranan1276 4 роки тому
Meaning it isn't all graphene, in the video he explains how they "enhance" the charging performance of lithium ion batteries by adding a sheet of graphene to it. The advantages of doing this are cooler overall temps and being able to charge with more powerful chargers.
@JB_Hobbies 4 роки тому
Domenick Maranan Well then calling it a “graphene battery” is a little misleading isn’t it? The actual battery cell is still a lithium-ion cell.
@domenickmaranan1276 4 роки тому
@@JB_Hobbies Well I only explained why it was called Graphene "enhanced", how they used that information in their video is beyond my jurisdiction... Clickbaits mate (>_>)
@JB_Hobbies 4 роки тому
Domenick Maranan For sure!
@realgrapheneusa8013 4 роки тому
We do want to be clear that this is graphene enhanced lithium. The whole purpose is to cut down on costs and bring graphene out of the labs to consumers. Graphene costs around $30,000 per kg. We have our own methods (similar to CVD) that makes it for much cheaper but still is quite expensive. Graphene is applied in 2 ways: -As nano platelets mixed in the lithium mixture -As sheet form on the electrodes which really sets us apart from current battery competitors. Graphene benefits the battery in 2 main ways (in layman's terms): -Conductivity of electricity helps with the charging speed as it helps the lithium accept this charge with much less resistance. -Conductivity of heat also helps dispersing the heat evenly across the battery instead of keeping it concentrated on any specific part of the battery increasing heat dissipation. Natural heat dissipation is a huge winner for battery performance. Sure there are solid state batteries that we can also replicate, but it isn't something that will leave the labs anytime soon. We want to emphasize bringing graphene to the consumers out of the labs for a consumer friendly cost. Feel free to ask us any questions you might have! We'll have our engineers tag team on questions as best as we can.
@billmcnulty1456 4 роки тому
Is there stock options to your company. Thanks for replying.😎
@bikshamtadikonda79 3 роки тому
Thanks again
@gododoof 4 роки тому
So great to see this progress in batteries. It's the sector of tech that really holding the rest of technology back.
@graham2631 4 роки тому
I think this product is better developed in its structural direction than power storage for a walkie talkie or other toy. When we finally create a power source and not just a 'jerry can' to store power in that is when we will take off.
@lads.7715 4 роки тому
“Trickle down from the higher end first”....introducing the iPhone XX, for only $3999.99...
@johnbuscher 4 роки тому
Lad S. Waiting for the iPhone XXX with multiday battery life and a subscription to a particular hub...
@koruki 4 роки тому
That’s not much more than the current price lol
@Zx14rrrrrrrrrrr 4 роки тому
Apple doesn't take risks like this. Even tho it's not much of a risk. Apple won't even look at this.
@simoc24 4 роки тому
Not that bad :)
@christianpucciarelli 4 роки тому
And finally it will last almost 23 hours ...
@robert71457 3 роки тому
TY for the correction.
@makial007 3 роки тому
Great content !
@jerryhu9005 4 роки тому
ColdFusion: "The future is now old man"
@mingwongmingwong890 4 роки тому
Salvator cezar pias superconducter powers over 50 cities and keeps running when u unplug it, so basically unlimited power
@waffleboomerang6643 4 роки тому
@@mingwongmingwong890 CNET has just covered a method of graphene production called "flash graphene" about 8 hours ago. They've essentially found a way to turn anything made of carbon into graphene in milliseconds. Yes you could even turn a landfill into a graphene factory. And the cost for it is only $100 of electricity per ton. To put that into perspective it previously cost around $200,000. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/r5Z6nYCubpyIlGw.html
@pldilosa 4 роки тому
Why is competition so adversarial ??????
@gormauslander 4 роки тому
0:29 "graphene enhanced” Aaaaand there's the catch
@sayharris1361 4 роки тому
Thank you🙏🏽
@dongibbs4450 3 роки тому
Its good to hear that there is a graphene battery available at last. I've been saying for a long time that electric cars and larger storage facilities will not 'take off' until graphene batteries are available at faster recharge times and at a reasonable price...Don
@dimagass7801 2 роки тому
Definitely true, I have one that is crazy, I don't know if it's really graphene but it's been in my car for a month and a half raging from 8°-85°F and after being in my trunk for a month and a half it's at 97% still...going to see if I can fit it into my inspire 1
@phoeni3902 4 роки тому
It's so refreshing to see people making a genuinely significant difference to ensuring the preservation of our environment, with real ideas, innovation, real big moves As opposed to the typical virtue-signalling eco-warrior expecting a pat on the back for taking a bus to work instead of a car
@user-oj3pg4vy1k 4 роки тому
Eco-warriors are still useful for raising awareness
@daviz2068 4 роки тому
Daaaaamn, your butthurt is incongruent with your smiley avatar. Do you really expect everyone to be a scientific-breakthrough buff? I'll gladly pat the back of anyone who forgoes something detrimental even if they're obnoxious about it. You on the other hand can stick to your ridiculous "virtue-signalling" ad hominem.
@phoeni3902 4 роки тому
@@daviz2068 To clarify what I said: the comment's jab is aimed specifically at virtue-signallers, (people who like to feel a sense of moral-superiority over others by *seeming* to care about the environment) of course not aimed at a person who's sincere in seeking to make whatever difference they're in the position to make
@sacredashes9032 4 роки тому
@phoenix the type of people you're describing are exactly the type of people I can't stand at my uni lmao, they act all wannabe-humanitarian yet in reality they're such douche bags
@climatedeceptionnetwork4122 4 роки тому
Now, how to get this technology into Musk's EVs?
@jmackinjersey1 4 роки тому
Adding 30% cost to a cell phone isn't really all that bd. Adding 30% increase to a vehicle that costs $30k and up is a huge addition to the price of the vehicles. Not quite cost effective at this point in time. But I'm sure in about ten years or so, when this tech is a lot less expensive, it will be implemented in the battery technology.
@alextwist8 4 роки тому
@@jmackinjersey1 I'm sure people would be willing to pay the extra 9k. After all, the graphene battery would significantly improve the longevity of the car and also make the batteries run cooler. Right now Tesla's struggle with keeping the batteries cool under heavy loads.
@lucianalliancestargate6475 4 роки тому
We'll see at battery day 😁 what they announce.
@mr.franco4972 4 роки тому
I was thinking the same thing. Why Elon doesn't open a R&D branch for this material into Tesla or SpaceX??. The potential for development is huge.
@shuriken4852 4 роки тому
@@alextwist8 Tesla batteries are already good for 15-20 years, so much longer than needed for a car, so no immediate need for it.
@troule9t971 3 роки тому
Where can we buy one? You mentioned it's available and provide no links to purchase.
@mariopina4978 4 роки тому
I'd like to know if graffine at 4layers could be incorporated in to a body vest/ gun shot protection?
@suvedavigneshmaran8036 4 роки тому
Finally!!! I heard about graphene when I was in high school some 12 years ago.
@EngineeringMindset 4 роки тому
Very interesting, Dagogo. The applications are so vast, can't wait to see how and where it will be used.
@realgrapheneusa8013 4 роки тому
We've got some very exciting stuff coming down the road! Although most are confidential for now, the future is going to be very exciting!
@JoshuaBurton110213 4 роки тому
I've never been so excited like this for technology. This will literally change the world.
@thekaizer666 3 роки тому
haha, in crapitalism? nothing will change. diesel was an equally astonishing invention that was supposed to change the world.
@JoshuaBurton110213 3 роки тому
@@thekaizer666 Whatever you say man. We'll see.
@Michael-it6gb 3 роки тому
wow, phone charged in 15 minutes. Now Graphene finally starting to show its fruits. I was a bit worried there for last couple of years. Having read its potential in 2010 when nobel prize was given.
@LoisSharbel 4 роки тому
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I LOVE the cutting edge information you continually give us. You are a gifted writer and translator of scientific information and discoveries, making it accessible to everyone.
@cozza819 4 роки тому
Been following this tech for years now, awesome it's finally to market. Batteries have been the bottle neck for too long
@handyandy6050 4 роки тому
You'd almost think there was something stopping it coming to market! Surely not!
@MikeCoville 4 роки тому
Now that Tesla has proven EVs have a market, battery technology is going to see a huge jump in innovation. Graphene is one of several options to make batteries better. We are going to see some really cool stuff over the next decade because of batteries.
@glorious_help 4 роки тому
These batteries are still not graphene mate.... it’s just marketing bs.
@Funktastico 3 місяці тому
4:45 3 years later , is there any phone using graphene battery yet ?
@armannmohd 3 роки тому
Hi where do I get that infographic at *6:57* can I have them? It’s easier to read and digest the info, thanks! 😊🙏
@mocasorla2753 4 роки тому
This is amazing, I have to say I am very interested in how this would change everything around us. Thank you,
@F1rstp3rson 4 роки тому
Imagine having your car to be able to charge in 10 Minutes, and getting more than 500 miles per charge. Almost every car would be able to do 0-60 in 3 Seconds. This would be a combustion killer.
@JasonSmith709 4 роки тому
The new rapid chargers from Tesla can charge a car in 20 minutes so we're not too far from what you said
@Globbs 4 роки тому
@@JasonSmith709 yes however the standard batteries in our phones and Tesla's suffer when fast charged on a regular basis.
@iancrossley6637 4 роки тому
CC Elon Musk
@zeezlebops 4 роки тому
You guys, stop trying to make electric a thing. It will never be a thing.
@Tremor244 4 роки тому
not unless the prices were the same as gas cars. EVs right now cost at least 3 times as much, getting a graphene upgrade would just make it even more expensive.
@terrystephens1102 3 роки тому
An excellent presentation, thanks. 😃👍👌👌
@pranabkdatta 3 роки тому
Thank you
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