Grafen – kierunki rozwoju, zastosowanie

STRESZCZENIE: Rozwój technologii związany jest z wytwarzaniem nowych materiałów o unikalnych właściwościach. Jednym z najbardziej znanych nowych materiałów, nad którego rozwojem i implementacją pracują ośrodki naukowe i koncerny przemysłowe na całym świecie jest grafen. W artykule przedstawiono kierunki rozwoju w wytwarzaniu grafenu i jego potencjalne zastosowanie.

SŁOWA KLUCZOWE: grafen, technologia wytwarzania, zastosowanie

ABSTRACT: The development of technologies is related with the preparation of new materials with unique properties. One of the most prominent new materials is graphene. This article shows the trends in the production of graphene and its potential application in industry.

KEYWORDS: graphene, production technology, application

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17814/mechanik.2015.12.541