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What is graphene. A material consisting of a thin carbon foil (one atom thick.) Applications. Revolutionary in fields such as aeronautics, automotive and telecommunications and computing. Avanzare. L'a signature Rioja has become more English firm's production capacity in Europe nanografeno graphene. Graphene is a so-called 'new materials' and decisive experiments on it were carried out by scientists from Russia Konstantin Andre Geim and Novoselov. Both have been recognized for it with the Nobel Prize for Physics this year. Graphene consists of a thin sheet of carbon just one atom thick, but excellent properties despite their size. As for nanografeno, consists of several graphene sheets, also with atomic scale dimensions. According said Avanzare manager, Julio Gómez, graphene "revolutionize the everyday life of the population and, in his day, did the plastic." Among the advantages of graphene it should be noted at the mechanical strength, lightness or the possibility of him making microprocessors or communications systems faster than those that now occur. And is this new material has many practical applications. Among them, Gomez emphasizes making computers more efficient, next-generation wiring, flame-resistant materials, conductive materials, low wear, solar panels or flexible electronic displays. industrial scale Rioja The company, in its commitment to research, development and innovation (R + D + i), last year discovered a new method of work which, by first time allowed between last year and this industrial-scale production of graphene nanografeno, which up to now only developed in the laboratory. Among current and potential customers of this material are large multinational companies and sectors such as aeronautics, the production of plastics, automotive and appliance manufacturing. Avanzare, which has its facilities with reactors with a capacity of 3,500 liters for large scale production of this material has already signed distribution agreements in several countries for industrial production of graphene nanografeno. elcorreo.com