Compositions of matter and methods of producing a carbonized cloth for growth of graphene nano-petals
AssigneePurdue Research Foundation
InventorsTimothy Fisher, Guoping Xiong
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AssigneePurdue Research Foundation
InventorsTimothy Fisher, Guoping Xiong
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Compositions of matter including a cloth base comprising one or more not fully carbon fibers woven together, where at least a portion of the not fully carbon fibers of the cloth base are carbonized and comprise graphene petals thereon. The not fully carbon fibers may be selected from a variety of materials including cellulose fibers such as hemp, linen, and/or cotton, and may also or alternatively include synthetic fibers such as polyester, Kevlar, and/or Rayon. A method for producing such a carbonized conductive fiber-based cloth is also provided, the method including carbonizing a cloth base comprising not fully carbon fibers in a plasma stream of a plasma process and growing graphene petals integrally on the carbonized cloth using the same plasma process.
A method for growing graphene petals comprising:
A method for growing graphene petals comprising:
A composition of matter comprising:
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