Graphite TRIZ Cases

Alkyl-modified graphene oxide reduces toxicity and cost while achieving 85-95% corrosion inhibition efficiency at low concentrations.

Incorporates reversible lithium into anodes before assembly to mitigate parasitic reactions and extend cycle life.

Microwave treatment reduces graphene oxide while embedding metal atoms, preventing irreversible agglomeration during drying.

Wet-milled carbonaceous sheared nano-leaves improve thermal conductivity while maintaining low viscosity in polymer composites.

Ammonium persulfate oxidizes intercalated graphite flakes to produce high-purity graphite oxide.

Ultrasonic waves exfoliate expanded graphite mixed with liquid nitrogen, overcoming mass production defects and material loss inherent in chemical methods.

Mechanical exfoliation replaces chemical oxidation to resolve environmental pollution while maintaining graphene purity and yield.

A laminated graphitic layer bonds graphene films with conducting polymer adhesive to create an elastic thermal management material.

Porous inorganic fillers reinforce graphite negative electrodes, preventing particle crushing while maintaining electrolyte permeation for high rate tolerance.

Low-dimensional superconducting structures utilize nanoribbons and helices to achieve elevated critical temperatures beyond bulk material limits.

A method using anthracite to produce graphene oxide via oxidation and reduction steps.

A reduced graphene oxide material featuring a spatial gradient in electrical conductivity and permittivity to smooth electric field distribution.