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Can Graphene from Waste Be a Breakthrough for Some Manufacturers?

2020-10-20 13:53:00| Waste Age

Toronto-based Universal Matter has discovered a way to make large quantities of graphene from waste cheaply and aspires to sell product born of this innovation to cement and concrete companies.   Among its benefits, graphene can enhance the pro

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