Nano Graphene Platelets exhibit optimal thinness, strength.
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Available in 0.5% water or solvent dispersion for processing flexibility, single-layer graphene oxide measures 0.34-1.0 nm thick and is nearly transparent at visible light wave. It can be used to improve thermal, electrical, and mechanical properties of polymers and composites. Material also enhances energy and power density in batteries and supercapacitors. Average X/Y dimensions based on light scattering are 530 nm, and element analysis results show oxygen content up to 46%.
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Angstron Materials Introduces New High Quality Graphene Oxide Product
DAYTON, Ohio- Angstron Materials Inc., has introduced a new high quality graphene oxide product. The world's largest producer of nano graphene platelets (NGPs), Angstron's new graphene oxide material is available in a 0.5 percent water or solvent dispersion for processing flexibility. The single layer graphene, with a thickness that is 50,000 times smaller than the diameter of a human hair (17 microns), is the thinnest, toughest material known. The new graphene oxide product is available in large quantities, eliminating the need for companies and research facilities to produce their own graphene in-house - a process that can be costly and time-consuming. Angstron's efficient manufacturing process also significantly reduces material costs for customers.
Angstron's 0.34 - 1.0 nanometers thick single layer graphene oxide is nearly transparent at visible light wave making the material especially suited to applications for transparent coatings. The advanced materials manufacturer's graphene oxide product can be used to significantly improve the thermal, electrical and mechanical properties of polymers and composites. The graphene oxide product also enhances energy and power density in batteries and supercapacitors for higher charge storage capacity. From design of experiment to master batches, Angstron's state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and technical team can help companies develop and functionalize graphene-enabled products while reducing costs and time to market.
The new graphene oxide product's average X, Y dimensions based on light scattering is 530nm. Element analysis results show oxygen content up to 46 percent. Angstron stocks the new graphene product in a wide range of quantities and is able to provide next day delivery.
Angstron's co-founder Dr. Bor Jang, began studying graphene in 2000 and submitted the world's first patent for single layer graphene in 2002 and the first patent on graphene reinforced metal, glass, carbon and ceramic-matrix composites and single layer graphene-reinforced polymer composites. Angstron and its sister company Nanotek continue to develop and patent methods to produce and functionalize graphene and have patents pending and issued for applications that focus on batteries, supercapacitors, fuel cells and composites.
Angstron Materials offers a variety of graphene materials in sizes ranging from nano to micron in the x, y and z axis. These advanced materials are collectively referred to as nano graphene platelets (NGPs). NGPs offer improved material performance and superior mechanical, thermal, barrier and electrical conductivity properties. As a result, Angstron is able to work with companies to functionalize graphene for specific applications that include batteries, fuel cells, supercapacitors, light weight structural components as well as electromagnetic interference (EMI), radio frequency interference (RFI), electrostatic discharge (ESD), lightning strike and other functional and structural composite applications. Angstron uses its research and development expertise to partner with customers throughout the commercialization process, reducing time and costs while improving performance. NGPs are surface functionalizable for polymer and common solvent applications and can offer loadings of up to 40 percent weight for a variety of applications. Angstron combines real world technology to create next generation products in the aerospace, automotive, energy, marine, construction, electronics, medical, military and telecommunications markets.
