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Graphene-related corrosion research does not support a universal 'always protective' label.
Graphene and borophene are powerful names in a product discussion.
A drawing of an uninterrupted graphene sheet can make a coating appear to be an impenetrable shield.
A combined graphene and borophene coating may be discussed in terms of water behaviour, but the relevant observation is the finished coating on its intended surface.
Composite research considers graphene alongside the surrounding material and the interface between them.
For many coating buyers, the useful question is how much work cleaning requires under their normal conditions.
Adding a graphene-related material to a coating recipe is only one part of formulation.
A newly applied graphene and borophene coating and the same coating after use are different evaluation points.
A percentage for graphene content is incomplete until its basis is clear.
Chemical resistance is not one universal property that can be inferred from graphene and borophene in a coating.
Total solids and graphene additive loading answer different questions.
A combined graphene and borophene coating can be evaluated for different forms of surface damage, but those evaluations should not be blended into one claim.