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Graphene Oxide Nanopowder with High Purity 99.9%

Graphene Oxide Nanopowder with High Purity 99.9%

Product Name Graphene Oxide Nanopowder with High Purity 99.9%
Product No NRE-39012
HS Code 38019000
CAS No. 7782-42-5
Purity 99.9%
Form Powder
Color Brown Black
Density 1.71 g/cm3
Electrical Conductivity 3112 S/cm
Flake size ~ 0.2-2 microns.
Thickness 1 atomic layer – at least 80%.
Dispersibility Water, Acetone, DMF
Concentrations <0.1mg/mL
Humidity (Karl Fisher) 1.7 – 2.2%
BET surface area 400 – 450 m2/g

Chemical Analysis

C (%) 55-60%
H (%) 0 – 1%
N (%) 0 – 1%
S (%) 0
O (%) 40-45%

Graphene Oxide Nanopowder with High Purity

Graphene oxide (GO) is an atomically thin carbon nanostructure with various oxygen-containing functional moieties such as carbonyl, carboxyl, and hydroxyl. GO and rGO have attracted a great deal of attention due to their remarkable physical, chemical, and mechanical properties and could be used as a potential novel electronic material.

Graphene oxide (GO) is potentially usable due to its simple synthesis and processing. The presence of oxygen functional groups leads to dispersibility in water and other organic solvents. This remains a very important feature for improving their properties of the material with polymer matrixes such as electrical and mechanical characterization. From previous studies in the literature, it is known that in graphene one absorbed photon is capable of producing many excited electrons (in traditional materials, energy from one photon only excites one electron) and is, therefore, able to drive a greater photocurrent. Due to the very low level of light absorption and concurrently high electron mobility of graphene, this material can be used as an alternative to ITO in the interlayer of photovoltaic cells.

Graphene oxide (GO) is often described as an electrical insulator due to the disruption of its bonding networks. The relationship between the structure and properties of GO and rGO films can be assessed by the characterization of its oxidation degree. This can be done by the evaluation of the carbon fraction since the optical and electrical properties are mostly governed by the π-electrons from carbon atoms.

Graphene Oxide Nanopowder Applications:

  • Graphene-polymer composite materials
  • Ultrastrong graphene oxide paper
  • Low permeability materials
  • Electro-static Dissipation (ESD) films
  • Chemical and biosensors
  • Multifunctional Materials Based on Graphene
  • Graphene Research
  • Transparent conductive coatings
  • Solar cells
  • Supercapacitors
  • Support for metallic catalysts
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