Graphene (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphene) is manufactured from carbon. You don’t pull graphene out of the ground, you manufacture it in a lab.

Assuming you mean graphite (which can be used in graphene production), it looks like Turkey might have even more reserves. China, Madagascar, and Mozambique also have pretty significant graphite reserves: https://www.statista.com/statistics/267367/reserves-of-graph...

I thought Graphene was just a form of Carbon, and mostly produced from regular carbon through some sort of process.

Are you saying Graphene can be found in nature?

Even if that were true, countries where most of the wealth is dug or pumped from the ground are the worst places to live because it can all be be easily extracted by foreign companies who pay a cut to the dictator directly and the people have nothing to threaten the laughably rich autocrat with.

Brazil is the world’s third largest producer of graphite, behind China and Mozambique. Our current most reliable graphene production methods start with graphite and exfoliate it into single layers of graphene.

Isn't graphene just carbon?

its made out of sellotape/scotch tape and pencils! ;-)

I belive you are thinking about Niobium and not Graphene

lol.. unless brazil is the only country in the world with carbon, this is absolutely not true