Gnanomat announced new commercially available Graphene-Silver nanocomposite

Gnanomat recently announced the launch of its new commercially-available graphene-based nanocomposite.

A new Graphene-Silver nanocomposite commercially available by Gnanomat image

Graphene – Silver nanocomposite, a product supplied as a dry powder, is made of pristine graphene coated with silver nanoparticles. This type of material has been shown to have great potential in scientific literature, in applications such as inks on textiles for highly conductive wearable electronics, electrochemical sensors, catalyst, antibacterial activity and detection of heavy metal ions.

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