Graphene

2D carbon nanoparticles with novel electronic, thermal, and mechanical properties.

Lux logo LUX TAKE:

Substantial scale-up over the next two years has the potential to make GNPs a cost-effective alternative to carbon black in conductive composites, inks, and coatings, creating a huge market opportunity. Clients should view this potential with a healthy amount of skepticism, however, as integration and adoption have always been major stumbling blocks for graphene and other nanomaterials.


Lux Take last updated on August 20, 2018
Data last updated on September 15, 2021

What's New

Lux Research analysts and the Lux Intelligence Engine have added the following recent graphene developments.

News Commentaries

GAC demonstrates eight-minute charging with graphene-based batteries (August 27, 2021)

New graphene electric field sensors show potential for healthcare as well as pharma and biotech research (June 17, 2021)

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