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Graphene Nanoplatelets

Graphene Nanoplatelets

Product Details:

  • Purity >99%
  • Storage Keep tightly sealed, store in cool, dry place
  • Other Names GNP, Graphene Platelets
  • Structural Formula Hexagonal lattice of sp2 hybridized carbon
  • Molecular Formula C
  • Molecular Weight 12.01 g/mol
  • Solubility Insoluble in water, dispersible in organic solvents and polymers
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Graphene Nanoplatelets Product Specifications

  • Allotrope of carbon
  • Graphene Nanoplatelets
  • Platelet, flake-like
  • Odorless
  • Industrial Grade
  • Odorless and tasteless
  • Graphene Nanoplatelet
  • Yes
  • 2.2 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
  • Neutral (7)
  • Complies with industrial and research grade standards
  • Sublimes at ~3915C
  • 3801
  • Above 4000C (graphene theoretical)
  • Keep tightly sealed, store in cool, dry place
  • GNP, Graphene Platelets
  • 7782-42-5
  • Hexagonal lattice of sp2 hybridized carbon
  • Additive for conductivity, mechanical reinforcement, thermal applications
  • >99%
  • Graphene
  • Powder
  • Insoluble in water, dispersible in organic solvents and polymers
  • None assigned (substance is not required to be listed)
  • C
  • 12.01 g/mol
  • Conductive inks, composites, energy storage, coatings, sensors, thermal management, research

Graphene Nanoplatelets Trade Information

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  • All India

Product Description

Graphene Nanoplatelets

  • MF: C
  • Chemical Name : Graphene
  • Purity : >99.5%
  • Diameter : 5-7 µm
  • Thickness : 4-20 nm
  • Number of Layers: < 30 (Customization possible)
  • Form : Nanopowder
  • Color : Black
  • Product Number: #NCZC1012
  • CAS Number: 7782-42-5


Exceptional Conductivity and Thermal Properties

Graphene Nanoplatelets offer outstanding electrical and thermal conductivity, making them ideal additives for applications demanding high-performance energy transfer. The materials theoretical thermal conductivity surpasses 1500 W/mK, aiding advanced thermal management solutions in electronics, batteries, and coatings. Their high aspect ratio and few-layer microstructure further amplify their functionality in composites and conductive inks.


Versatile Industrial Applications

These nanoplatelets serve a broad spectrum of uses: from mechanical reinforcement in polymers to energy storage, sensors, and conductive coatings. Their dispersibility in organic solvents simplifies integration into various matrices. With exceptional purity and non-poisonous nature, they fit perfectly into both research labs and industrial manufacturing lines, supporting innovation across diverse sectors.

FAQs of Graphene Nanoplatelets:


Q: How are Graphene Nanoplatelets used in industrial and research applications?

A: Graphene Nanoplatelets act as additives to enhance conductivity, mechanical strength, and thermal properties in products such as conductive inks, composites, energy storage devices, coatings, and sensors. They are typically dispersed into polymers or solvent systems for seamless integration into final products.

Q: What benefits do Graphene Nanoplatelets provide over traditional conductive additives?

A: Thanks to their few-layer structure and high surface area, Graphene Nanoplatelets deliver superior electrical and thermal conductivity. Their high aspect ratio also improves mechanical reinforcement, resulting in enhanced performance compared to conventional carbon black or graphite fillers.

Q: Where should Graphene Nanoplatelets be stored and how long is their shelf life?

A: They should be stored tightly sealed in a cool, dry place to preserve quality. Under recommended conditions, these nanoplatelets retain their properties for up to 24 months.

Q: When should Graphene Nanoplatelets be selected for a project?

A: Choose Graphene Nanoplatelets when your application demands advanced conductivity, mechanical strength, or efficient thermal management, such as in electronic devices, battery technology, or composite materials.

Q: What is the process for dispersing Graphene Nanoplatelets in polymers or solvents?

A: Dispersing involves mixing the nanoplatelets thoroughly into organic solvents or polymers using techniques like sonication or high-shear mixing to achieve a uniform distribution and optimal performance in the matrix.

Q: Are Graphene Nanoplatelets poisonous or hazardous?

A: No, these nanoplatelets are non-poisonous, odorless, and tasteless. They comply with safety standards and do not present toxicity concerns when handled and stored properly.

Q: What industries commonly benefit from the use of Graphene Nanoplatelets?

A: Industries such as electronics, energy storage, aerospace, automotive, and advanced material manufacturing utilize Graphene Nanoplatelets for high-performance conductive components, efficient thermal management, and structural reinforcement systems.

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