[Youtube Review][Veritasium] How To Make Graphene

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(Recommended)Popular Videos : [Veritasium] How To Make Graphene

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PifL8bAybyc

 

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Playtime Comments : [Veritasium] How To Make Graphene

Ka**************:

3:30 great example of conservation of momentum

Ch*************:

2:11 Unnecessary Final Cut Pro effect...

Re*******:

3:00 I like how he types with his monitor turned off.
And yeah, graphene is very interesting.

Ce****:

Thanks for the video.
What's the background song from 1:00-1:25?
Thank you.

Sm****:

3:30 he will always remain in our hearts ... R.I.P

Pa********:

3:16 Dat face

Al************:

3:19

"Oh you"

Ed***:

At 2:57 awesome face my friend

Ar********:

3:18

 

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Top Comments : [Veritasium] How To Make Graphene

Ni**********:

In summary, pencil+tape=Nobel prize.

Da*******:

If graphene is so strong, why does pencil lead break so easily?

Ra********:

time to brake out the scotch tape.

Ni*********:

That is a really good video...

El***************:

When your stockholm syndrome leads to the discovery of a durable and flexible nanotechnology

An*************:

I think it is odd that he never mentioned how balls off the wall expensive the stuff is to produce.

Ad**********:

See y'all in 8 years when this gets in your recommendations.

Is************:

I am a regular veritasium viewer and incidentally I found and watched this video today, when I was learning about covalent structures in school

no*********:

I WILL BUILD A GRAPHENE FACTORY

Wo********:

This was a clever presentation. Carbon is such a wonderland. It is scientific Silly Putty. Every way that it is arranged is wonderful and amazing, partly on its own account and partly on its differentiation from other ways it is arranged. How are a pencil and a diamond similar? They are both carbon based. So are we. So are trees. So is the food we eat. We exhale the stuff. We grill steaks on it. It is in some of our lighting. It is abundant and cheap but also precious and rare (when arranged).

Sunlight, wind and carbon are where we should be looking for sustainability. Currently we exploit the rarest materials: Gold, copper, water, fossil fuels, titanium, trapped gasses... while the most abundant are under-exploited. The one abundant fuel that we have exploited but in the wrong way is nuclear power. We've used fission instead of fusion. Fusion and graphene deserve much more research. We currently subsidize Big Oil to hunt for more oil in ever more sacred spaces (the ocean, the arctic, our national parks, etc) when we should put the billions into the research that holds the promise of quality of life (and life itself) for our children, not that which is destroying all we hold dear (or should hold dear).

Scientists... thank you for your labor of love, working to improve the future. Hacks, who serve corporate interests at the expense of the commons, regardless of the quality of your research you are no better than the demons.

And educators like Veritasium, thank you as well.

Ro****:

so if one layer of atoms taken from a penciltip is stronger than diamonds and a pencilmine itself persists out of millions of those layers, how come that the pencilmine itself isnt stronger as diamonds?

Ne*******:

My teacher always told me that the secret to success was the materials at my desk.

Je*********:

He got thrown in a chair and is forced to make something seemingly impossible (but obviously isn't) and when he's finished they high-five and look like they're best friends.
Am I the only one why finds this confusing?

Fe*************:

so I am really dangerous when I say I have a pencil and I know how to use it

Da************:

It's incredible how nobody talks about this anymore!

Ar**********:

+1, this was one of the highest quality (in terms of audio/video) Veritasium video I've seen (and the other ones are pretty high quality too!

Sa**:

So that tape with graphene can't be pierced by a nail??????

96******:

me: mom i created the smallest and strongest material on earth in my room
mom: thats great honey but when are you going to get a job?

Ev**********:

I'm so glad I watched this video, I was kidnapped a couple months ago and thrown into a dingy room with this exact scenario...

Thanks Veritasium!

Di**********:

Thank you University of Manchester.

to******:

+Veritasium Well... the one with the elephant is misleading (if not just plain wrong). A single layer of graphene can hold only 4 kg without breaking. But multiple layers stacked on top of each other (with a total thickness comparable to that of paper) COULD hold that elephant on a pencil. Just saying...

Ch***************:

Can you extract single atom thick graphite layers from pencil leads? Can't right? From what I know pencil leads are mede of powdered graphite and clay

Ax********:

told my chemistry teacher about this stuff and he pretty much denied its existence.

Vo*********:

Now, there's carbyne.

Ge*****:

Nobody:
YouTube: Let me recommend this to you 10 years later

Bo***:

"In order to think big, you first need to consider the very small"
So true.

Ma*******:

Your acting is great!

My******:

Oh Derek you are so charming its unbelievable <3

Fe***********:

So i could make graphene using tape, and while this graphene stuck to the tape is super strong, i wouldnt be able to say, stab a pencil through the tape and the graphene as well?

Wi***********:

"The earliest TEM images of few-layer graphite were published by G. Ruess and F. Vogt in 1948"'.
Although, the most advanced- so far and by far- method of obtaining the graphene on a quazi-mass scale was discovered... it's hard to say that was invented... in Poland a decade ago or so !
The Blue Laser as well...
First professional computer in Europe made on a mass scale also in Poland- The ODRA- 1972
A Pole Copernicus busted Ptolomenian Solar Orbiting the Earth theory in 1543.
Maria Curie was a Polish girl.
Polish mathematicians; Rejewski, Zygalski and Rozycki broke the Enigma code in 1932...
Serendipity and Eureka rolled into one; yet... who cares ?!
Folks in China, Russia, India... everywhere out there have already taken advantage of it, made their own usage of the Polish inventions and discoveries..
Who cares ?!!!!
Well... I do!
Cheers guys !

 

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