Product Name: Graphene Oxide Powder (Single-Layer)
Purity: 99.9%
Structure: Single flat layer of hexagonal sp²-bonded carbon atoms in a honeycomb lattice
What is Single-Layer Graphene Oxide Powder?
Graphene oxide powder is formed by creating a monolayer of graphene oxide. Its folded structure makes the powder more porous and reduces the number of micro- and mesopores between sheets, decreasing the likelihood of graphene sheet stacking and ultimately improving dispersibility and wettability.
Traditional multi-layer graphene powder is obtained by liquid exfoliation of graphite, oxidation of pyrolytic graphite, or biomass conversion. Properties such as density, specific surface area, oxygen content, and defect degree of graphene oxide powder can be adjusted by controlling the preparation process to meet the requirements of various applications.
Superconducting Yet Super-Flexible Graphene Films
Graphene, the most studied two-dimensional (2D) carbon allotrope, consists of a single simple layer of conjugated atoms arranged in a honeycomb lattice. Low atomic mass, strong bonds, simple crystal structure, and low anharmonicity give graphene outstanding thermal conductivity of ≈5300 W·m⁻¹·K⁻¹. Meanwhile, its single-layer structure imparts potential flexibility. These unique properties make graphene promising as an alternative building block for fabricating ultra-high-conductivity yet ultra-flexible macroscopic materials.
Defect-free and large graphene blocks (100–200 μm) give graphene films higher thermal conductivity than conventional polyimide carbonized films. Additionally, large micro-folds make the film ultra-flexible.
Properties of Graphene Oxide Powder
Loose structure with porosity and curvature
Large specific surface area
Good electrical conductivity
High and low temperature resistance
Corrosion resistance
Self-lubricating properties
Softness
Compression resistance
Adsorption capacity
Eco-friendly
Biocompatibility
Radiation resistance (properties not found in natural graphite)
Applications of Graphene Oxide Powder
Can be mixed with most polymer materials with good dispersion to enhance:
Strength and modulus
UV resistance
Corrosion resistance
Wear resistance
Far-infrared radiation efficiency
Specific applications include:
Supercapacitors
Batteries
Catalyst supports
Lubricating oil additives (improves durability; better dispersion than multi-layer graphene/graphite)
Graphene-based paints
Air purification filters
Oil-absorbing materials
Applications of Reduced Graphene Oxide Powder
Due to its softness, impermeability, adsorption capacity, and low density, reduced graphene oxide powder is widely used in:
Environmental protection
Sealing materials
Biomedicine
High-energy battery materials
Phase change heat storage materials
Fire safety materials
In high-tech fields requiring high speed, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and energy savings, graphene is gradually replacing some metal materials and organic synthetic materials.
Electromagnetic Shielding:
Graphene provides effective electromagnetic shielding with lower mass and thinner thickness.
Coatings, Films, Fibers, and Composites:
Due to its dispersibility and flexibility, graphene can be used in thousands of applications, including:
Electromagnetic shielding paint
Electromagnetic shielding partitions
Radiation protection clothing for pregnant women
Satellites
Radar systems
Aerospace vehicles
High-precision instruments
Coating Enhancement:
When applied as a coating, graphene's physical barrier properties and high stability improve anti-corrosion, anti-fouling, and anti-aging properties.
Storage
Store in a dry, cool place.