Crystalline graphite and composites from melt-flowable polylignin
AssigneeComstock IP Holdings LLC
InventorsMichael J. Riebel, David Winsness, Milton J. Riebel, Kevin Kreisler
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AssigneeComstock IP Holdings LLC
InventorsMichael J. Riebel, David Winsness, Milton J. Riebel, Kevin Kreisler
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A method for making crystalline graphite composite includes the following steps: additives are dry blended with a melt-flowable polylignin to form a blend. The blend is heated to create a melted flowable polylignin with the additives dispersed therein. The melted flowable polylignin is then solidified to a grindable form or to a shaped article of polylignin with dispersed additives, after which sufficient heat is provided to thermoset and carbonize the polylignin with dispersed additives. Additional heat is then provided to graphitize the carbonized polylignin and form a crystalline graphite matrix with uniformly dispersed additives.
A method for making crystalline graphite, the method comprising the steps of:
A crystalline graphite composite material having uniformly dispersed additives.
A crystalline graphite composite material having uniformly dispersed silica, silicon metal, or both silica and silicon metal.
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