a co 2 Method for preparing graphene by exfoliating natural graphite powder by introducing dislocation slip effect in expanding liquid
A natural graphite and graphene technology, applied in the field of nanomaterials, can solve the problems of low concentration of graphene, difficult separation, and separation, and achieve the effects of simplified processing, mild reaction conditions, and simple and easy-to-control stripping process
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[0024] In a 0.1L autoclave, put 0.02LDMF, and at the same time put 0.05g natural graphite powder and 20-40 mesh quartz sand (the total volume of quartz sand is 0.01L). After sealing with CO 2 Rinse several times to discharge the air in it, preheat to the experimental temperature of 30°C, and pour CO2 through the pipeline 2 , to a pressure of 5MPa. Turn on the mechanical stirring, adjust the rotating speed to 1500rpm, and keep it for 2h. Quickly release the pressure within 2-6s after the experiment. The concentrated graphene solution is subjected to low-speed centrifugation, and the remaining solution is subjected to vacuum filtration and vacuum drying. Afterwards, by counting a large number of TEM photos, it was judged that the yield was 10%. Through AFM and Raman analysis, it is judged that single-layer graphene accounts for 30%, and the remaining 70% is less than five-layer oligolayer graphene.
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[0026] In a 0.2L autoclave, put 0.04LNMP, put 0.1g of natural graphite powder and 40-80 mesh quartz sand (the total volume of quartz sand is 0.02L) at the same time, seal it with CO 2 Rinse several times to discharge the air in it, preheat to the experimental temperature of 40°C, and pour CO2 through the pipeline 2 , to a pressure of 4MPa. Turn on the mechanical stirring, adjust the rotating speed to 2000rpm, and keep it for 3h. Quickly release the pressure within 2-6s after the experiment. Reflush into CO after depressurization 2 , treated at the same temperature, pressure and rotational speed for 3h. After the pressure is released, unreacted graphite powder is removed by low-speed centrifugation, and the graphene in the solution is vacuum-filtered and vacuum-dried. By counting a large number of TEM photos, it is judged that the yield is 30%. Through AFM and Raman analysis, it is judged that single-layer graphene accounts for 50%, and the remaining 50% is less than five-...
Embodiment 3
[0028] In a 2L high-pressure reactor, put 0.4L EG, and put 10g of natural graphite powder and 40-80 mesh quartz sand at the same time (the total volume of quartz sand is 0.2L), seal it with CO 2 Rinse several times to discharge the air in it, preheat to the experimental temperature of 40°C, and pour CO2 through the pipeline 2 , to a pressure of 6MPa. Turn on the mechanical stirring, adjust the rotating speed to 3000rpm, and keep it for 5h. Quickly release the pressure within 2-6s after the experiment. The concentrated graphene solution is subjected to low-speed centrifugation, and the remaining solution is subjected to vacuum filtration and vacuum drying. After counting a large number of TEM photos, it was judged that the yield was 9%. Through AFM and Raman analysis, it is judged that single-layer graphene accounts for 25%, and the remaining 75% is less than five-layer oligolayer graphene.
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