See how plasma carbonization of cotton, hemp, or linen cloth creates a conductive substrate for
A metal-oxide shell in a carbon matrix shields high-nickel cathodes from side reactions, cutting resistance and improving cycle life.
A metal-oxide and carbon shell shields high-nickel cathodes from electrolyte side reactions, improving cycle life and thermal stability.
Thermally produced graphenic nanoparticles and a polymeric resin dispersant keep graphene dispersions stable at high solids loading.
Femtosecond laser writing converts wood into conductive graphene for sensors, heaters, and interconnects without chemical processing.
Nitrogen and sulfur co-doped porous graphene improves conductivity, redox activity, and long-cycle charge retention in battery electrodes.
Partial edge oxidation keeps graphene conductive while preventing agglomeration, enabling stable high-concentration dispersions for composites and electrodes.