Could Graphene Replace Superconductors in Future Technologies?

[Dash-IQ]

Im astonished with graphene's properties.
But currently I am most interested with its conductive properties, I assume graphene has an extremely low resistance?

If so, can it compete with superconductors? I mean, since SC break at powerful magnetic fields hence they have a limit when carrying large currents due to the induced magnetic fields that they can generate(Ampere's law). What about graphene, what do you all think of this?

And ! what is even MORE phenomenal is that it's really really light, amazing...

 

[Valerie Park]

Yes, graphene has very low resistance compared to other materials. In fact, it is the most electrically conductive material known to man. It is not quite as good as superconductors in terms of zero electrical resistance, but it is still much better than other materials. In addition, graphene has been shown to be able to handle high current densities without breaking down, which makes it a potential alternative to superconductors. Graphene is also very lightweight and flexible, which gives it advantages in many applications.