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NM01.17.28 2022 MRS Spring Meeting

Graphene Flakes from the Mineral Graphite and Its Use in the Composites

When and Where

May 11, 2022
5:00pm - 7:00pm

Hawai'i Convention Center, Level 1, Kamehameha Exhibit Hall 2 & 3

Presenter

Co-Author(s)

Robert Tomala1,Adrianna Grabowska1,2,Marta Macieja1,2,Natalia Bartczak1,2,Mariusz Stefanski1,Anna Wedzynska1,Jerzy Kowalczyk1,Konrad Szustakiewicz2,Wieslaw Strek1,Pawel Gluchowski1

Institute of Low Temperature and Structure Research, Polish Academy of Sciences1,Wroclaw University of Science and Technology2

Abstract

Robert Tomala1,Adrianna Grabowska1,2,Marta Macieja1,2,Natalia Bartczak1,2,Mariusz Stefanski1,Anna Wedzynska1,Jerzy Kowalczyk1,Konrad Szustakiewicz2,Wieslaw Strek1,Pawel Gluchowski1

Institute of Low Temperature and Structure Research, Polish Academy of Sciences1,Wroclaw University of Science and Technology2
The main application sectors of graphene composites are: aerospace and automotive industry, coatings, electronics, energy, medicine, lighting, sensors and 3D printing. The aforementioned applications indicate a huge market potential and demand for products in the form of pure graphene flakes and composites with them. A technology for the production of graphene flakes from mineral graphite was developed. The proposed technology allow to develop a less expensive way of obtaining graphene, which can be used as a filler in composites applicable in many industry fields. The obtained material is characterized by high stability, mono or multilayer structure and allow for a significant acceleration of its production process.<br/>Graphene, which was then used to produce composites (paints, varnishes, filaments for 3D printing) was obtained from pure graphite. Experiments with the functionalization of the surface of graphene were carried out, thanks to which it is be possible to introduce it into solutions that were subjected to polymerization processes at later stages. The possibility of using graphene flakes as a filler in varnishes and polymers to improve their mechanical properties was investigated. Mechanical and microbiological tests were performed for all the produced composites and the results are presented.<br/>Acknowledgements:<br/>The project was supported by the National Center for Research and Development, Poland under grant no. LIDER/25/0132/L-10/18/NCBR/2019

Keywords

2D materials | composite | graphene

Symposium Organizers

Zakaria Al Balushi, University of California, Berkeley
Olga Kazakova, National Physical Laboratory
Su Ying Quek, National University of Singapore
Hyeon Jin Shin, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology

Symposium Support

Bronze
Applied Physics Reviews | AIP Publishing
ATTOLIGHT AG
Penn State 2DCC-MIP

Session Chairs

Zakaria Al Balushi

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Long-Term Multilevel Memory and Synaptic Function Transistors Using 2D MoSe2/MoS2 Heterostack Channel

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Contact Resistance Reduction in 2D MoS2 FETs Through the Thermal-Evaporated LiF Interlayer

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Change in the Phonon Frequency Spectra of Xenes due to an Isotopic Impurity

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Surface Alloy as a New Substrate for Transition Metal Dichalcogenide Growth by Chemical Vapor Deposition

NM01.17.14
The Synthesis and Characterization of Homogeneous High-Quality Graphene Encapsulated Metallic Powders via Plasma Enhanced Rotating CVD

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Predicting the Electronic and Thermal Properties of Transitional Metal Dichalogenide Heterostructure

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