Agglomerated solid material made from loose carbon nanotubes
AssigneeArkema France
InventorsPatrick Delprat, Alexander Korzhenko, Christophe Vincendeau, Daniel Cochard
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Abstract
An agglomerated solid material comprising loose carbon nanotubes and that is free from organic compounds is described, as well as the method of preparation thereof, and uses thereof, where the agglomerated solid material consists of a continuous network of carbon nanotubes comprising aggregates of carbon nanotubes with an average size d50 under 5 μm, in a proportion below 60% by area, determined by image analysis by electron microscopy and has an apparent density between 0.01 g/cm3 and 2 g/cm3.
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Agglomerated solid material in any rough shape whose smallest dimension is greater than 1 millimetre, comprising loose carbon nanotubes (CNTs) that are free from organic compounds, consisting of a continuous network of carbon nanotubes comprising aggregates of carbon nanotubes with an average size d50 under 5 μm, in a proportion below 60% by area, determined by image analysis by electron microscopy characterized in that it has an apparent density of between 0.01 g/cm3 and 2 g/cm3.
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