title: ISO and IEC graphene wording description: “What standards documents try to make the word graphene mean. Not a product spec.” tags:

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Parent: index · glossary · 2017

Vocabulary

  • ISO/TS 80004-13:2017 — Nanotechnologies — Vocabulary — Part 13: Graphene and related two-dimensional materials. First edition.
  • ISO/TS 80004-13:2024 — Second edition (Sep 2024). Cancels 2017. Adds graphene-related 2D material (GR2M) among other revisions. Joint ISO/IEC circulation in the draft trail.
  • Related core vocab still cited by those parts: ISO/TS 80004-1 (core terms), 80004-2 (nano-objects), 80004-6 (nano-object characterization).

Structural characterization of powders and dispersions

  • ISO/TS 21356-1:2021 (first edition, March 2021). Sequence of methods after isolating flakes: layer number / thickness, lateral size, disorder, layer alignment, specific surface area. Covers graphene, bilayer, nanoplatelets from powder or liquid. Raman, SEM, AFM, TEM, BET in the usual toolkit. CEN adopted as CEN ISO/TS 21356-1:2022.

How this site maps the words

Site wordWe meanDo not hear
GrapheneHoneycomb sheet; say monolayer if we mean one layerAny black powder
FLGA few layers, when the paper counts themGO paper
GNP / nanoplateletThicker stack sold as graphene2004 Manchester flake
GOOxidized sheets from graphite oxideVaccine antigen
rGOGO with oxygen pulled backDefect-free CVD
CVD filmGrown then often transferred4,000 t powder
GR2MISO 2024 umbrella for graphene-related 2D materialsA new allotrope

What a standard is not

Not a bag certificate. Not a health clearance. Not proof a vendor is “ISO graphene certified” because the letters appear on a slide.

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