Graphene for Aeronautics and Space
Graphene
Good news for graphene in aeronautics and space travels! “Terribly enthusiastic!” That was how Richard Branson, media darling and director of Virgin Galactic, reacted to the potential of graphene in aeronautics and space travel. Faced with increasing environmental constraints, the aeronautics industry is actively looking for ways to remove weight while increasing the structural strength of […]
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Euronaval Ahoy!
Events & awards
UPDATE: Following recent sanitary events (COVID-19), this 2020 edition of Euronaval will be online. Carbon Waters is proud to be selected at the SEAnnovation space during the Euronaval trade show. For this occasion, Carbon Waters has been able to promote its innovative technologies. For over 50 years, Euronaval has been the world’s biggest meeting place […]
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How to differentiate Graphene?
Graphene
There are many types of graphene, each depending on how it was produced. Learn how to differentiate graphene based on its production process. This will allow you to select the right type of graphene for your application. How is graphene produced? Graphene has been isolated and characterized for the first time ever in 2004 thanks […]
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How to produce graphene from the chemical exfoliation...
Graphene
Chemical exfoliation: the process The production of graphene by the chemical exfoliation process results in graphene with few layers (SLG to MLG). The production route takes advantage of the fact that potassium intercalation compounds dissolve spontaneously in polar solvents. Advantages and drawbacks Intercalation of chemical compounds without covalent bonding enables graphene sheets to be separated […]
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How to produce graphene from the oxidative exfoliation...
Graphene
Oxidative exfoliation: the process Also called Hummers’ method, the oxidative exfoliation process is one of the most ancient ones to produce graphene, and is still widely used. Indeed, its industrialization is relatively straightforward, since the industrial technique is well known. For this exfoliation method, graphite is commonly oxidized under harsh conditions to obtain graphite oxide. […]
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How to produce graphene from the mechanical exfoliation...
Graphene
Mechanical exfoliation: the process This method was first described in 2008 in order to answer the needs for a scalable production process to produce graphene. This top-down method requires mechanical energy in order to exfoliate graphite. Most commonly, techniques like sonication or high-shear-mixing are utilized. To obtain stable dispersions, it is necessary to add a […]
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How to produce graphene by Chemical Vapour Deposition?
Graphene
Chemical Vapour Deposition: The process Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) is the only bottom-up production method for graphene whichis used in an industrial environment. Here, carbon containing gases, such as methane, are brought in contact with a metal surface under high temperatures (1000°C) and high pressure. Subsequently, the graphene honeycomb structure is formed on the metal […]
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Graphene Shoes : The World’s Toughest Grip
Graphene
The sporting goods industry is always on the lookout for technical innovation that can boost athletic performance. Over the past decade, athletic companies have been working with graphene firms to use this new material to develop a new range of products that will deliver a competitive advantage. Shoes boosted by graphene Graphene is now known […]
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Carbon Waters at the 2019 IDTechEx show!
Events & awards
Global materials specialists met at the IDTechEx Show, on November 20-21, 2019. Among them was Carbon Waters, invited to present its technology. Several trade shows and conferences attract graphene specialists every year. Among those that focus the most on industrial impacts is the IDTechEx Show. Organized by a marketing research company specialized in emerging and impactful […]
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Carbon Waters joins the European Program NewSkin!
Carbon Waters
The European consortium NEW SKIN includes 36 organizations and companies, among them Carbon Waters. Our shared goal: finding new nanotechnology-based solutions to improve surfaces. France, Spain, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Romania, and Poland. 36 organizations and companies from these eight European countries have been selected to join the NEW SKIN consortium. With a budget of […]
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Carbon Waters launched a new reactor!
Carbon Waters
Increasing the production Carbon Waters has recently acquired a reactor to increase the production of its carbonaceous materials and meet industrial demand. A new milestone reached for Carbon Waters: As of last summer, our company has a laboratory-grade production reactor. This equipment is taking us one step further on our path to scale up the process, […]
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“Thrilled to join a start-up that offers numerous...
Carbon Waters
Interview with Thomas Bottein, R&D Engineer, who joined the team in 2019 to work on application developments. “Thrilled to join a start-up that offers numerous challenges” What led you to join Carbon Waters? I arrived last February 2019 to help the team meet the growing demand from industrial companies. It fulfilled my wish to become […]
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