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- Carbon Nanotube
In this growing industry, we are providing the highest-quality and reliable carbon nanotube, manufacturing by the lowest cost and selling in lower price, in order to contribute rapid growing of the industry. Please use for studying and developing your products.
- Micro-electronics / semiconductors
- Conducting Composites
- radioactive noble gas storage
- Artificial muscles
- Nanogear
- Supercapacitors
- Magnetic nanotube
- Batteries
- Nanotube actuator
- Field emission flat panel displays
- Field Effect transistors and Single electron transistors
- Nano lithography
- Nano electronics
- Doping
- Nano balance
- Nano tweezers
- Data storage
- Molecular Quantum wires
- Hydrogen Storage
- Waste recycling
- Solar storage
- Electromagnetic shielding
- Dialysis Filters
- Thermal protection
- Nanotube reinforced composites
- Reinforcement of armour and other materials
- Reinforcement of polymer
- Avionics
- Collision-protection materials
- Fly wheels
- Biotechnology
- Isotope of carbon (diamond, graphite)
- Rolled concentric carbon layer, graphenes, of graphite (Fig. A);
- Single-, double- or multi-wall CNTs, depending on the number of the constituted graphene “walls” (Fig. B);
- Alignments (Fig. C)
- Powder (Fig. D)
There are several methods of synthesis of carbon nanotube, like as CVD, arc discharge, laser ablation and etc., and CVD is used for our carbon nanotube. Because CVD is the most promising method for mass-production and enables CNTs’ growth with most controllability, such as length, alignment, density, etc.
| Electrical Properties | Metallic or semiconducting, depending on the tube’s diameter and chirality; that is, how is the graphene rolled. Maximum current densities of metallic tube up to 109 A/cm2, which is 10,000 times higher than normal metals. |
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| Mechanical Properties |
Relative strength : up to 300 times strength of steel. Young’s modulus : up to 1TPa Tensile strength : >150GPa |
| Thermal Properties | Thermal conductivity : >600W/(m・K) Temperature stability : up to 2800℃ |
| Purity |
Carbon content : 95%(by thermogravimetric measurement) Since purity can be changeable on your demand, please contact us for more details. |
Single wall carbon nanotube in powder
Color
Black
Diameter
0.9~1.7nm
Average BET Surface Area
~700m2/g
Metal Oxide Content
5wt%Ma
Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Dispersion
Source
HIPCO
Diameter
0.8 ~ 1.2nm
Calculated Molecular Weight
~ 3.4 x 105 ~ 5.2 x 106Amu
BET surface area
~ 400 ~ 1000m2/
Solvents
water、N-Methyl-2-pyrrolidone (NMP)
Concentrations
up to 2wt%
Shelf time
3 months
Aligned Carbon Nanotube Arrays
Vertical aligned carbon nanotube arrays are synthesized by thermal chemical vapor deposition (CVD).Silicon substrates with oxide layer are first coated with a thin film of Fe catalyst, and then introduced to the CVD chamber. The carbon source can be acetylene(C2H2)or ethylene (C2H4).
Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Dispersion
Source
CNano Technology
Diameter
11 nm (average)
Length
up to10 μm
BET surface area
230 ~ 280 m2/g
Solvents
water, N-Methyl-2-pyrrolidone (NMP)
Concentrations
up to 3wt%
Shelf time
3 months
Aligned Carbon Nanotube Arrays
Substrate type
Silicon
Length of array
from about 10 micron up to 800 micron
Density
0.029g/cm3
Number of layers
from 3 to 5 layers
Carbon nanotube diameter
7 ~ 10 nm2
Purity
> 99% for OD 10 nm arrays
> 90% for OD 20 nm and OD 50 nm arrays
CNTs site density
109 ~ 1010 CNTs/cm2
Array areas available
1 × 1 cm2, 1.5 × 1.5 cm2
2 × 2 cm2 , 2.5 × 2.5 cm2
3 × 3 cm2 , 4 × 4 cm2
5 × 5 cm2 , 7 × 7 cm2
Diameter 2inch , 4inch
Single carbon nanotube networks on Si substrate
Length of single carbon nanotube
from several nanometers to tens of microns
Outer diameter
0.9~2.7nm
Inner diameter
0.6~2.4nm
Delivery
2~3months
Network Density
designated
SWCNT Alignments Suspended between Two Electrodes
SWCNT length
several nanometers to tens of microns
Alignment density
adjustable
Outer diameter
0.9~2.7nm
Inner diameter
0.6~2.4nm
Delivery
2~3months
Carbon Nanotube/Polymer Composites
CNTs have extraordinary mechanical and electrical properties. As additives, they can be used to reinforce the mechanical properties of matrix polymers to form high-performance nanocomposites for applications such as yacht masts, golf club shaft, bike accessories, etc. At the same time, carbon nanotube have shown great potentials in ESD (electrostatic discharge) material applications.
CNT Suspensions in Various Solvents
Besides NMP-based CNT suspensions, a variety of solvents will be available to disperse CNTs in order to be used in different nanocomposites as described above.
Metallic/Semiconducting CNT-based Transparent Conductive Membranes (Buckypapers)
With our successful CNT dispersion and separation techniques, buckypapers, based on different kind of CNTs, can be made. The potential applications include transparent conductive films to replace ITO in touch screens, etc.
