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Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
Super top secret!
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
ah i see - perhaps my question is more “is there a class of batteries using this sort of method or is it unique to your work"
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
It's very early design stage. Pre product.
The extent to which I want to take it should be novel. There should be people working on replacing existing carbon with nanocarbons:CNTs/graphene, etc..
Fullerenes are pretty specialized since they collapse when fictionalized within materials. Most of the fullerene uses are with bio, and in some aqueous suspension preventing collapse.
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
are there any product companies doing legit stuff with nanocarbon? I found a few bike companies so far
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
How do you define structured carbon? where does that break from the big three: graphene/CNTs/fullerenes?
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
i was going to ask YOU!!! zzz
edited!!
*nanocarbon
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
doh! I was mostly thinking of the big three: graphene/CNTs/fullerenes. The others aren't (a, b. and c, ) are carbon in 3 dimensions, and not on the 2-dimensional material (or form) based of graphene.
I have to look up structured carbon.
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
it may be a made up term
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
may be a marketing/branding term.
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
…i may have already tattooed it on my body
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
ahah! all the rage with kids these days. too cool!
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
sounds like Head also makes skis with CNTs
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
There are some tennis racket manufactures that were using nanocarbons.
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
thanks!
more on CNT bike tires: http://www.energyreturnwheel.com/
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
Structured carbon: found in research/academic papers of carbon, either refined carbon black or true graphene/cnts, pressed or formed with a binder to make a 3d structure like a foam.
So something stronger than graphite due to the binder. (less possibility of van der waals sheering, like in graphite.)
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
potentially “nano structured carbon"
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
bicycle hoops are crazy! wholly crap, over a grand? I was thinking pro cycling racers and mtb would be interested.
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
nanocarbon for cooling: https://spectrum.ieee.org/nanoclast/semiconductors/nanotechnology/new-carbon-nanotube-sheets-claim-worlds-top-heatsink-performance
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
Although, if it's solid rubber+cnts, then if you get goat head thorns or glass, (the killer of all bike tires) then it should be resistant, since it's not an inflatable. the only reason we use air is because it's light. the rubber alone wasn't light enough for high-end uses.
duh! instant market.
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
shooting guns at carbon nanotube vests: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG8Dk5FnNxE
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
I've been thinking of graphene/cnts markets. Who is going to buy and pay to make things out of this... yep. armor.
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
this video is insane
i can’t stop giggling
this is superman level shit
making tires last longer: http://www.nsti.org/publications/Nanotech/2009/pdf/487.pdf
yea who do you think will buy graphene/cnts?
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
gotta jump to an appt. ... hang on a sec...
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
Starting a sheet on markets for nanocarbons: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JcoIcfT1BlNPp1XQEHBWkQnzcLVwSZlxC6t87xSTII8/edit#gid=0
It's shared to the public ONC website docs area.
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
if you make it editable i’ll add http://www.nsti.org/publications/Nanotech/2009/pdf/487.pdf
tires that last a long time
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
oh, right... I'll fix that..
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
i default to editable for all public docs, if somoene deletes it so be it, have had some great stuff emerge from it
have a good appt!
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
I'm out of the appt, but it's not raining. I should grab a bicycle ride for the next hour.
It's editable by you, Matt, Andy and Dvorit. Humm... I'll put together a general drive area for the public space. This doc is in the onc-pub folder to be available on the website.
If it stays under quota, I'll keep the drive area... I don't want it to blow my drive quota.
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
thanks!
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
Ok, I've added onc-open as a folder for the general public for collaboration. I'll have to look into getting google apis to monitor that space. Anyone a javascript expert? I might be able to cob something together quickly.
Tito Jankowski
@titojankowski
would love to find something like that, we’ve been wondering how to better monitor our own edits and modifications on google drive
Shannon A. Fiume
@safiume
It's in the google drive apis. https://developers.google.com/apps-script/ and https://developers.google.com/api-client-library/
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/drive/