There are a crazy number of adhesive tapes ... But in 2004 a simple method was developed at the University of Manchester using nothing but bulk ordered graphite (HOPG) and a little Scotch tape.

The team applied the tape to the copper current collector that forms part of the lithium anode and treated it with lasers to heat it to an extreme temperature of 2,300 Kelvin (3,680 °F or 2,026 ...

The pair donated this autographed tape dispenser, a chunk of graphite, and a graphene transistor to the Nobel Museum. The adhesive tape is used to extract small pieces of graphite from a larger chunk.

A piece of standard adhesive tape will pull up a small collection of sheets from the graphite. When pressed down against a suitable surface, some fraction of those will come off the tape and stick ...

Rice University scientists use an industrial laser to turn adhesive tape into a component for safer, anode-free lithium metal batteries.

Graphite-filled epoxy adhesive/sealant for use in specialty applications as well as EMI/RFI shielding where a non-metallic filler is required. Superb resistance to moisture and chemicals. Exceptional ...