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Graphene Cl2O7 is produced by a special reaction on NaCl in platinum electrolyzes. A retardant is added to Cl2O7 to slow down the reaction by avoiding explosion. The reaction is autocatalytic chain reaction. It was claimed that Prof. Petrik only knows this method of Graphene production. Carbon material produced by cold destruction of stratified carbon compounds, mostly consisting of graphenes and having high activity to pressing is named High Reactivity Carbon Mixture [HRCM]. It consists of graphenes, various web type carbon structures in rolls, nanotubes, branching nanotubes, nanofractals, etc, which form homogenous carbon mass as a result of chaotic concretion possessing tremendous specific surface and high chemical activity. Abnormal sorption properties of HRCM can be explained by the fact that carbon atoms at the graphene periphery are not saturated have increased chemical activity and can be bound to many compounds in order to compensate free valence. Graphene has unique properties -very high sorption ability, very light 2 kg/m3, high thermal conductivity, high electrical conductivity very strong- 200 times steel.
Prof.Petrik informed that industrial method for production of graphenes is patented in 56 countries, including the USA and countries of the European Union. The method enables to produce HRCM in industrial quantities under field conditions without necessity of special hardware. It was claimed that HRCM is a new substance of a certain class having no analogues in the world by physical, chemical, functional and economic characteristics as well as by ecological purity, versatility and variety of spheres of application.
Prof. Petrik highlighted that the following range of application of graphenes (HRCM Sorbent) have been developed and protected by the patent as under: 1.Water purification.2.Cleaning of water surfaces and grounds from hydrocarbons. 3.Purification of blood plasma. 4.Decontamination of toxic waste and destruction of chemical warfare agents. 5.Medical treatment of skin diseases. 6.Decontaminating bandages. 7.Localization and extinguishing of fires of toxic and combustible fluids. 8.Removal of polyaromatic hydrocarbons from tobacco smoke. 9.Decontamination of liquid radioactive waste. 10.Separation of hydrogen isotopes. 11.Air cleaning from viruses. 12.Production of decontaminating enter sorbent.

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