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Solar cells operate by absorbing light first, then converting it into electricity. The most efficient cells needs to do this absorption within a very narrow region of the solar cell material. The narrower this region, the better the cell efficiency. The ability to strongly absorb light by these structures could pave the roadmap to higher cell efficiencies. CREDIT University of Surrey

Graphene Hype vs Reality and Carbon Nanotubes by IDTechEx

NNL Digital News Update - January 29, 2025 0

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Mining – Zen Graphene Solutions Licences Intellectual Properties

NetNewsLedger - May 30, 2019 0

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ZEN Graphene Solutions Ltd is new name for Zenyatta Ventures Ltd.

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Rice University scientists fired microbullets at supersonic speeds in experiments that show graphene is 10 times better than steel at absorbing the energy of a penetrating projectile.

Graphene as a Superconducter

NetNewsLedger - January 19, 2017 0

Don Hains, P. Geo. stated, "The BET results indicate very high quality natural graphite matching high purity synthetic graphite in terms of surface area. Also, the average pore diameter for the Zenyatta material shows the unit cells are the same as determined for pure natural graphite."

Zenyatta Ventures Provides High Quality Graphite Samples

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Solar cells operate by absorbing light first, then converting it into electricity. The most efficient cells needs to do this absorption within a very narrow region of the solar cell material. The narrower this region, the better the cell efficiency. The ability to strongly absorb light by these structures could pave the roadmap to higher cell efficiencies. CREDIT University of Surrey

Graphene Technology Continues to Evolve

NNL Staff - February 27, 2016 0

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Zenyatta Ventures Offers Albany Graphite Update

NetNewsLedger - January 27, 2016 0

Rice University scientists embedded graphene nanoribbon-infused epoxy in a section of helicopter blade to test its ability to remove ice through Joule heating.

Graphene Nanoribbons Effective at Melting Ice

NetNewsLedger - January 26, 2016 0

Don Hains, P. Geo. stated, "The BET results indicate very high quality natural graphite matching high purity synthetic graphite in terms of surface area. Also, the average pore diameter for the Zenyatta material shows the unit cells are the same as determined for pure natural graphite."

Zenyatta Ventures – Successful Test of New Purification Process

NNL Staff - May 6, 2015 0

Rice University scientists fired microbullets at supersonic speeds in experiments that show graphene is 10 times better than steel at absorbing the energy of a penetrating projectile.

Graphene Research Demonstrates Great Strength – Rice University

NNL Staff - December 2, 2014 0

Rice University Researchers are exploring the graphene opportunities

Graphene Opportunities Research at Rice University

James Murray - November 18, 2014 0

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Graphene Chance Discovery has Medical Implications

NNL Staff - August 6, 2014 0

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