Graphite nanosheet conductive ink as well as preparation method and application thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses graphite nanosheet conductive ink as well as a preparation method and application thereof. The graphite nanosheet conductive ink comprises the following components in percentage by weight: 7%-30% of graphite nanosheets, 1%-20% of an auxiliary conductive carbon material, 10%-30% of a bonding agent, 40%-80% of a solvent and 0.1%-5% of an auxiliary agent. The method comprisesthe following steps: (1) uniformly mixing the bonding agent, the solvent and the auxiliary agent; and (2) grinding the mixture obtained in the step (1), the graphite nanosheet and the auxiliary conductive carbon material in a colloid mill to obtain the graphite nanosheet conductive ink. The graphite nanosheet conductive ink is good and stable in conductivity and can be used for preparing RFID linen labels, and the prepared RFID linen labels can meet the requirements of the linen industry for high temperature resistance, high humidity resistance, bending resistance and torsion resistance of RFID washing labels.

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technical field [0001] The present application relates to but not limited to the field of conductive inks, and particularly relates to but not limited to a graphite nanosheet conductive ink and its preparation method and application. Background technique [0002] RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a wireless communication technology that can realize non-contact two-way data communication, that is, it can use radio frequency to read and write data information recorded in the physical carrier, and can realize the identification of multiple targets at the same time and information transfer. Implanting ultra-high frequency RFID tags with waterproof, high temperature resistance, and long reading distance into the linen can realize rapid sorting of linen, automatic inventory, accurate recording of usage, etc., so as to satisfy the hotel's automation of linen management needs. After repeated use, washing, drying, and ironing, linen will be exposed to harsh environments such...

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Problems solved by technology

In the current related reports, ultrasound is mostly used to disperse conductive carbon nanomaterials, and then the resulting dispersion is mixed with a binder prepared from a binder, solvent, and auxiliary agent, and then ground to prepare a conductive ink. The preparation process is complicated.

Although ultrasound-induced cavitation can well disperse carbon nanomaterials, it can also fragment them, reduce their lateral dimensions or length, or destroy their crystal structure, adversely affecting electrical conductivity

Moreover, ultrasound can only disperse systems with low viscosity and low concentration, resulting in very low viscosity and concentration of the prepared conductive ink

Commonly used grinding methods include ball milling, sand milling and three-roll milling. When ball milling and sand milling work, the grinding medium will strongly impact the dispersed material, reducing the transverse size or length of carbon nanomaterials; while the three-roller mill operates at a faster speed. Low, large roller spacing, limited shear force, can not produce a good dispersion effect on carbon nanomaterials

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