Evidence Library
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The Magnolia Ridge Evidence Library is an index to the public record behind our material and project statements. Start with the question closest to the one you are asking.
Has Magnolia Ridge graphene been used in published research?
Record: two peer-reviewed university studies independently identify Magnolia Ridge as the graphene source in advanced nanocomposite research.
Boundary: Magnolia Ridge supplied graphene. The university teams designed and performed the research, and the reported performance belongs to the complete university-designed systems.
What happened when Magnolia Ridge graphene was tested in ABS?
Record: university-performed mechanical screening of ABS containing 1, 3, and 5 wt.% Magnolia Ridge graphene. Mean tensile stress and maximum load improved modestly, modulus did not improve, and elongation generally declined or became more variable.
Boundary: the screening does not establish an optimum loading.
Has Magnolia Ridge graphene been tried in an industrial coating?
Record: facility personnel reported normal welding-bay cleaning time decreasing from approximately two hours to approximately 45 minutes after a coating containing approximately 0.5% Magnolia Ridge graphene was applied.
Boundary: this was not a controlled side-by-side trial and does not isolate graphene as the cause.
Have we produced an oxidized-graphene development material?
Record: an independent oxidation study recovered a dry oxidized-graphene candidate from Magnolia Ridge GNP and retained it for comparative characterization.
Boundary: final classification, repeatability, and application benefit remain to be established.
Have we produced thinner material before?
Record: university microscopy documents an earlier Magnolia Ridge batch that appeared thinner than current standard material. Magnolia Ridge estimates the historical batch at approximately 3 to 10 nm and current GNP at approximately 15 to 50 nm.
Boundary: both ranges are development estimates. The historical record is not a current specification or proof of repeatability.
Have we done lubricant testing?
Record: Magnolia Ridge has sponsored third-party laboratory screening of graphene-containing engine-oil formulations. The work is being used internally to refine concentration, dispersion, compatibility, and future tribological test design.
Boundary: detailed report content is not reproduced publicly because of third-party distribution restrictions.
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