"What we have shown in this work is that basic peanut shells can be turned into high-quality graphene, using much lower energy than is currently required and therefore at a lower cost. We also do not need to use any chemicals, so there is an added environmental benefit."
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can the experts tell me why this won't lead to cheap mass produced graphene this time?
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