Conductive Carbon Black Nanopowder ( 30 nm, S.A: 124 ± 20 m2/g )

Technical Specifications

1. Product Name: Conductive Carbon Black Nanopowder
   • Chemical Composition: Amorphous Carbon (C)
2. Particle Size
   • Average Size: ~30 nm
   • Particle Size Distribution: Uniformly distributed, verified via SEM (Scanning Electron Microscopy)
3. Surface Area
   • Specific Surface Area (S.A.): 124 ± 20 m²/g (measured via BET analysis)
   • Characteristics: High surface area enhances conductivity and interaction with surrounding materials.
4. Morphology
   • Shape: Irregular, porous structure with a tendency to form aggregates
   • Structure: Amorphous carbon with some graphitic domains
5. Physical and Chemical Properties
   • Color: Black powder
   • Density: ~1.8–2.1 g/cm³
   • Electrical Conductivity: High conductivity due to the nano-scale particle size and structure
   • Thermal Stability: Retains conductivity and structural integrity at high temperatures
   • Chemical Stability: Resistant to most acids and alkalis
6. Packaging and Storage
   • Standard Packaging: Airtight and moisture-resistant containers to prevent contamination and agglomeration
   • Storage Conditions: Store in a cool, dry environment; avoid exposure to moisture and strong oxidizers
   • Shelf Life: Stable when stored properly, but prolonged exposure to moisture may affect conductivity
7. Safety and Handling
   • Hazards:
     • Inhalation of carbon black dust may cause respiratory irritation.
     • Fine powders can form explosive mixtures in air.
   • Recommended Protective Measures:
     • Use PPE (e.g., respirators, gloves, goggles).
     • Ensure proper ventilation and avoid creating airborne dust.

Applications

1. Energy Storage
   • Battery Cathodes and Anodes: Widely used in lithium-ion, sodium-ion, and lead-acid batteries as a conductive additive to improve charge transport and energy density.
   • Supercapacitors: Enhances the performance of electrodes by increasing conductivity and surface area.
2. Polymer and Composite Conductivity
   • Conductive Polymers: Integrated into thermoplastics and thermosets to produce conductive and antistatic materials.
   • Composites: Used in polymer composites to improve thermal and electrical conductivity.
3. Coatings and Paints
   • EMI Shielding Coatings: Effective in electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding applications.
   • Antistatic Coatings: Used in industrial and consumer applications to dissipate static electricity.
   • Protective Paints: Enhances durability, UV resistance, and electrical properties.
4. Electronics
   • Conductive Inks: Used in flexible and printed electronics for low-resistance conductive paths.
   • Electrodes: Improves conductivity in various electrochemical applications, such as sensors and capacitors.
5. Rubber and Tire Industry
   • Tire Manufacturing: Carbon black nanomaterials are used as reinforcing agents to improve strength, durability, and wear resistance in tires.
   • Conductive Rubber: Provides antistatic properties for industrial and automotive applications.
6. Fuel Cells
   • Electrocatalyst Support: Serves as a stable and conductive support material for catalysts in fuel cells, enhancing reaction rates and durability.
7. Environmental Applications
   • Adsorption and Filtration: High surface area makes it suitable for adsorbing organic pollutants and heavy metals in air and water purification systems.
   • Catalytic Processes: Acts as a catalyst or catalyst support in environmental remediation.
8. Research and Development
   • Material Science: Extensively used in research to study nanoscale carbon materials and their applications.
   • Prototype Development: Ideal for developing advanced materials in energy storage, sensors, and composites.

Key Features

• High Conductivity: Nano-scale particles with high surface area provide excellent electrical conductivity.
• Versatile Applications: Suitable for batteries, composites, coatings, and environmental uses.
• Thermal Stability: Performs well in high-temperature and chemically challenging environments.