<nmz787>
I'm not really sure what this methodology accomplishes, or why it is called filtration "mask-assisted filtration" and/or "mask-assisted vacuum filtration"
<nmz787>
re this paper: pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acsnano.7b03288
<nmz787>
One-Step Device Fabrication of Phosphorene and Graphene Interdigital MicroSupercapacitors with High Energy Density
<nmz787>
ok, I guess Fig 1 in that is somewhat helpful
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<Noxz>
actually.. that's kinda neat
<Noxz>
anodic membrane filter.. hrmm
<Noxz>
I already had the paper downloaded
<Noxz>
not sure from when
<Noxz>
and that may have been a typo in the paper, Anodisc is a product line from Whatman
<Noxz>
of filter discs
<Noxz>
looks like Aluminum Oxide?
<Noxz>
I should try the heptane+wter interface method through such a filter
<Noxz>
fairly expensive stuff
<Noxz>
they are on ebay, but $125 for 50 is kinda pushing it
<Noxz>
125 OBO.. I wonder what he would do if I said 50, $1 ea
<Noxz>
and those are for 0.2um
<Noxz>
I forget avg size of the heptane-graphite-water method
<Noxz>
large than 1um iirc
<Noxz>
larger
<Noxz>
I've been trying to think of how to do a continuous production to make a roll of 'paper' for a while now, and maybe filtration is a good start