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Has there been any research on the health risks? I'm sure graphene dust isn't great to be breathing in and if we're thinking of using it to improve a good amoun
by hanniabu 8y ago
Has there been any research on the health risks? I'm sure graphene dust isn't great to be breathing in and if we're thinking of using it to improve a good amount of products and materials I feel this should be studied before that cat is out of the back. I feel like this will be asbestos all over again except much, much worse.
- lukevp 8y agoThe saying is letting the cat out of the bag.
- zimpenfish 8y agoAnd yet lots of people use "cat out of the back". Was suggested in the eggcorn database forum in 2010 - http://eggcorns.lascribe.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=4367 http://eggcorns.lascribe.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=4367
- hanniabu 8y agobag + fat fingers + swipe/autocorrect = back
- justtopost 8y agoNope, that research olnly happens after novel cancer deaths and their resulting lawsuits. That said, like other substances, it is pretty safe once laminated, as you would likely need to do based on the fragility.
- strainer 8y agoI am quite wary of this kind of thing, but fine graphine dust should be very similar to fine graphite dust of which plenty of experience already exists. Graphite has the same structure as graphine, only less orderly.