Amazing graphene super capacitor!

[gravityblock]

Thanks for posting this but, when I hit the video link, it opens another page and takes me to the OU home page for some reason.  I have heard of this happening to some folks here but I have no idea why.  This method does sound reasonably safe and simple even though I was a very poor chemistry student, I think I could do this ok.

Can any one else get the video link ok or is it just me this time?

Thanks, great research on all of this.

Bill

I corrected the bad link.  Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

Gravock

[mojobuddha]

I have seen a few youtube videos of a guy using a predesigned lightscribe file to turn the graphene into a super capacitator.  Does anyone know where to find one of these files?  Maybe we could design one.
Heres the video with the pattern.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABZ6Sskf-0A

Thanks

[John.K1]

Hi Guys, just a question.

I had a dinner with my wife and the candles, you now how it is. And than I was a bit just messing with the candle and then I realized the black deposit of the smoke from the flame could be some kind of Graphene?  So I collected the dark matter and putted on the tape and when I check it across the distance with the multi meter it shows me between 3-32MOhm.

My question is- is it Graphene? 

Cheers.

[SoManyWires]

Hi Guys, just a question.

I had a dinner with my wife and the candles, you now how it is. And than I was a bit just messing with the candle and then I realized the black deposit of the smoke from the flame could be some kind of Graphene?  So I collected the dark matter and putted on the tape and when I check it across the distance with the multi meter it shows me between 3-32MOhm.

My question is- is it Graphene? 

Cheers.

hi there.
you've managed to discover the answer to finding overunity. this first began when you found a way to get her to actually cook those nice sit down dinners you share together thats been keeping you alive. haha just kidding around.

that does sound interesting your discovery with the tape collecting airborne carbon deposits.
could it be a method to making graphene? it does work using a carbon, and without knowing myself having not duplicated the experiment, i would have checked for electrical conductivity also on non carbonated piece of tape, though you might have already done that as well and found there was a difference or not in results.
could the tape itself be able to have transferred some kind of static charge, or even the electric current in your own handling of the tape if bending it and maybe also that heat and the tiny electrical current that is present with the person themself?
was the rooms air very dry from a heating source? type of material if there was a tablecloth or surface the tests were performed on?
was one of those new smartwatches worn that might have some radiation present from the device it is or something to do with its bluetooth function on? other metallics nearby, rings, plastics etc?
my knowledge is rather limited, suppose any potential variables could affect test results.


might have found a easy work around to making graphene there it seems.
well done!


here is something i just found, trying to find the electrical conductivity of wax to see what effects it could have on what makes up the burnt carbons compositon.

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0196890412002865

[MagnaProp]

...messing with the candle and then I realized the black deposit of the smoke from the flame could be some kind of Graphene?...

I've seen some of the Keshe builds use this. He heats up a copper wire to cover it in the black soot stuff. Don't know if his builds are real or not.