Graphene Flake

vadain’s process reliably and cost-effectively achieves:
Thin (avg. 1nm)
Large (avg. 55 µm^² up to ~100 µm^²)
Very few defects
High yield (70%+)
Low cost, declining as production  volumes scale up
 
Only high-quality graphene can confer graphene’s miraculous properties in many high value products.

Top uses in the physical sciences include:

aviation
conductive inks
electric vehicles
batteries
supercapacitors
3D printing
electronics
environmental remediation
sensors
fuel cells
water filtration/ purification and the military (with many uses)
Top uses in the life sciences include:

antiviral
antibacterial
tissue engineering
bioimaging
bioimplants
medical devices
drug delivery
biosensors
gene therapy
bio-micro-robotics