OVERVIEW
The first patent for graphene was filed in 2002. Dr. Richard Kaner has exclusively licensed its use to Nanotech Energy. Nanotech focuses on the true form of graphene and its applications to electronics. Graphene, because of its high surface area to weight ratio, is utilized in energy storage as it can significantly increase the amount of energy that can be stored per volume.
We have invented a process to manufacture, in quantity, the highest quality graphene by comparison to every other. Nanotech produces graphene for uses in super-batteries, supercapacitors, conductive inks, and conductive epoxies. Graphene oxide and impure forms are utilized for structural elements in items from bicycles to autos. Nanotech energy has the full capability to meet specific requirements and can produce large quantities.
Product Uses
- Batteries
- Supercapacitors
- Sensors
- Conductive Films
- Transparent Conducting Electrodes
- Electronics
- Functional Inks
Elemental Analysis
Carbon | 70-80 wt% |
Hydrogen | 0-2 wt% |
Nitrogen | <0.3 wt% |
Oxygen | 13-20 wt% |
Product Specifications
Appearance | Fluffy powder | |
Color | Black | |
Apparent (Tapped) Density | 0.002-0.005 g/cm3 | |
Particle Size Distribution of Bulk Powder | D10: 6.99 μm; D50: 12.0 μm; D90: 19.5 μm | |
Lateral Size of Graphene Flakes | D10: 0.19 μm; D50: 0.37 μm; D90: 0.69 μm | |
Electrical Conductivity | 80±20 S/m | |
Surface Area – BET Nitrogen | 700±50 m2/g | |
Carbon Content (XPS) | 85-91 at% | |
Oxygen Content (XPS) | 8-15 at% | |
Ash Content | <1 at% | |
Dispersibility | Dispersible at low concentrations in ethylene glycol, ethanol, isopropanol, chloroform, DMF, NMP, THF, and dichlorobenzene |
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