Corrosion-Resistant Graphene Coating

Monash University and Rice University have developed a corrosion-resistant graphene coating, which is so thin it is invisible to the human eye.

Researchers from Monash University and Rice University have developed a thin coating that has been shown to make copper nearly 100 times more resistant to corrosion.

  • Contains graphene, a microscopically thin layer of carbon atoms
  • Increases metal’s resistance to corrosion
  • Graphene provides good mechanical properties and great strength
  • Does not change the feel or appearance of the metal
  • Initially applied at temperatures between 800 and 900 degrees, using a technique known as chemical vapour deposition
  • Research being conducted on its use on other metals, as well as its application at lower temperatures  
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