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Just a guess- and I could be completely wrong on this, but graphite spray that you use for locks (also has alcohol or some other quick-evaporating liquid in it)
by tibbon 14y ago
Just a guess- and I could be completely wrong on this, but graphite spray that you use for locks (also has alcohol or some other quick-evaporating liquid in it) might do the trick.
I'm going to mess with this some today. Will report back results. I wonder how long you have to "cook" it with the laser for? I'm also imagining that I'll want to flip the DVD drive upside down so I can keep the liquid mostly in place. Wondering how the spinning will effect it as well.
This is going to be a hell of a messy experiment.
About a year ago I heard how good of a filter for water graphene is, so I bought graphenewater.com. If this is an easier way to make large amounts of graphene, I just might have to put this to use.
- DigitalJack 14y agoThey used a lightscribe dvd burner. I am not sure if the laser is much different, but it scribes the "back" side of a dvd. http://cleantechnica.com/2012/03/17/make-your-own-supercapacitor-with-an-ordinary-dvd/ http://cleantechnica.com/2012/03/17/make-your-own-supercapac...