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Graphene Carbon Nanotubes Composite

CAS Number 308068-56-6

2D Materials, Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs), Graphene, Low Dimensional Materials, Materials


Product Code M2373A1-5g
Price £220 ex. VAT

High Electrical Conductivity and Large Surface Area

Wide range of applications from biosensors and drug delivery to hydrogen storage and supercapacitors


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Graphene carbon nanotubes composite (CAS number 308068-56-6), also referred to as graphene carbon nanotubes hybrid, composes of covalently bonded graphene (2D) nanopowders and multiwalled carbon nanotubes (1D).

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have improved electrical conductivity and a large surface area, while graphene or chemically modified graphene nanosheets possesses high charge density and outstanding mechanical properties. Graphene is also known to form irreversible agglomerates or to restack to form graphite through the van der Waals interactions during the drying process. CNTs can be used as spacers for graphene nanosheets to prevent agglomeration happening between the layers.

Graphene carbon nanotubes show effective improvements in electrical and mechanical properties with enhanced electrical conductivity, additional flexibility, high mechanical stability, and readily accessible surface area. The combination of these two materials creates a versatile 3D graphene-CNT hybrid network with synergic properties.

High electrical conductivity Graphene Carbon Nanotubes (308068-56-6)

High Electrical Conductivity

>98 S/cm (CNT), >1000 S/cm (graphene)

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Large surface area Carbon Nanotubes (308068-56-6)

Large Surface Area

High readily accessible surface area

General Information


CAS Number 308068-56-6
Chemical Formula C
Composite

32 wt% graphene nanopowder

68 wt% MWCNT
Purity >99% (graphene), >97% (CNT)
Form Black powder
Synonyms Graphene/carbon nanotube composite, Graphene/CNT hybrid
Classification or Family Graphene, Carbon Naotubes, 2D Materials, Carbon Nanomaterials, Hybrid Materials, Composite Materials

Physical Properties


Conductivity >98 S/cm (CNT), >1000 S/cm (graphene)
Specific Surface Area >65 m2/g (CNT), >500 m2/g (graphene)
Thickness/Length

5 nm (graphene)

15 – 25 µm (CNT)
Average OD/ID >50 nm / >5 nm (CNT)
Size 1 – 12 μm in diameter (graphene)
Structure of graphene carbon nanotube composite, CAS 308068-56-6
Structure of graphene carbon nanotube composite, CAS 308068-56-6

MSDS Documentation


Graphene Carbon Nanotubes Composite MSDSGraphene Carbon Nanotubes Composite MSDS Sheet

Pricing


Product Code Quantity Price
M2373A1 5 g £220
M2373A1 10 g £350

More on Graphene Carbon Nanotubes Composite


With improved electrical conductivity and high readily accessible surface area, graphene carbon nanotubes composite may find applications in:

  • Sensors
  • Electrodes for batteries and supercapacitors
  • Hydrogen storage
  • Water purification
  • Aerospace and automobiles

References


  • Recent progress in the synthesis of graphene/CNT composites and the energy-related applications, X. Wu et al., J Mater Sci Technol., 55, 16-34 (2020); DOI: 10.1016/j.jmst.2019.05.063.
  • Carbon nanotube/graphene composite for enhanced capacitive deionization performance, Y. Wimalasiri et al., Carbon, 59, 464-471 (2013); DOI: 10.1016/j.carbon.2013.03.040.
  • Carbon nanotube/graphene nanocomposite as efficient counter electrodes in dye-sensitized solar cells, J. Velten et al., Nanotechnology 23, 085201 (2012); DOI: 10.1088/0957-4484/23/8/085201.

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