Hoov,

Thanks for your reply. You mentioned amongst many other things that ZEN is not unique and it is not the best graphite on the planet, however according to BGU from Fluffy's post, Dr Oren Regev opinion states that of all the various commercial available graphite, the Albany Zenyatta graphite is the best. You make some very interesting points but I am seeing other sources that would indicate the opposite. I think its interesting how you say that graphine is a laboratory curiosity... and I could agree with it somewhat but the examples you brought up, (graphine reinforced concrete, hydrogen storage and medical applications are not the only ones out there. There are hundreds of applications for computers, electronics and as you already know, cars. I dont think concrete would be the top of the list. As I mentioned in my previous post, global trends have suggested graphite to be worth in the millions. Yes it is still in the testing stage and it costs a lot of money for trials and so forth, but I also think the potential of this graphite material has a lot going for it and its not going to just fizzle out of existence. Its a matter of time before someone comes out with something big. Also, what point were you making with Talga Resources? Thanks Hoov.

Q*bert