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Overview of Graphene Water Dispersion

Graphene  is a two-dimensional network carbon nanomaterial. All carbon atoms inside the graphene form a unique two-dimensional hexagonal honeycomb lattice structure by sp2 hybridization. This monatomic layer structure makes graphene the thinnest and strongest material in the world.  Graphene  also has excellent physical and chemical properties, such as mechanical properties, thermal properties, electrical properties, and optical properties. That is why,  graphene  has prospects for practical application and a wider value. The graphene is also compared with other members of the carbon nanomaterials family, namely one-dimensional  carbon nanotubes  and zero-dimensional  fullerenes . Recently, graphene is often combined with ceramic, polymer and metal materials to prepare graphene-reinforced composites. And this situation is not only making the composite materials’ physical and chemical properties greatly improved, but also expanding the applicati...

Graphene Water Dispersion and Usage Areas

Since graphene was discovered in 2004, the study of graphene has never ceased.  Graphene  is a two-dimensional network carbon nanomaterial. The carbon atoms in graphene form a unique two-dimensional hexagonal honeycomb lattice structure by sp 2  hybridization. This monatomic layer structure makes graphene the thinnest and strongest material in the world. Graphene also has excellent physical and chemical properties, such as mechanical properties, thermal properties, electrical properties, and optical properties. Therefore, graphene has a wider value and prospects for practical application compared with other members of the carbon nanomaterials family, namely zero-dimensional fullerenes and one-dimensional  carbon nanotubes . In recent years, graphene has often been combined with polymer materials, ceramic materials, and metal materials to prepare graphene-reinforced composites, which not only makes the physical and chemical properties of the composite materials be ...

Graphene Foam

        - Graphene material has a two-dimensional structure of a carbonaceous new material.         - Graphene powder has excellent electrical, thermal and mechanical properties.         - Graphene Foam Our Company produced graphene with a very large surface area 800 ~ 1400m2/g; It is very difficult to be dispersed in a polar or non-polar solvents.         - Graphene Foam based on our lab experimental results from numerous dispersants screened out,         - Graphene Foam we added one best suitable special dispersant and used a high capacity ultrasonic equipment to disperse our graphene product.         - Graphene Foam after testing, the liquid is a very uniform and very stable graphene water dispersion product. https://nanografi.com/graphene/ https://nanografi....