Highly oriented pyrolytic graphite Grade BProduct Name Name Highly oriented pyrolytic graphite Grade B Product Overview HOPG, full name Highly Oriented Pyrolytic Graphite (highly oriented Pyrolytic graphite), is a graphite material with special crystal structure and physical properties. It is prepared by high temperature pyrolysis of hydrocarbon gases (such as methane, acetylene, etc.) deposited on a graphite substrate under specific conditions. Due to the highly ordered arrangement of carbon

Biosensing: The surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) characteristics of gold nanocages can be used to develop highly sensitive biosensors

The preparation method of gold nanocages is mainly through the electrodisplacement reaction between silver nanocubes and chloroauric acid

Mechanical properties: Single walled carbon nanohorns have high strength and stiffness

Nitrogen doping improved the surface activity of MWCNTs

so it also has potential application value in the field of environmental purification

Their structure is characterized by the coiled coiled tube wall

Surface：Black wafer

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Crystal structure: A single layer of disulfide consists of a central metal atom with two S atoms in a hexagonal arrangement

The photocatalytic activity of B-phase titanium dioxide makes it widely applicable in fields such as environmental remediation and energy conversion

Catalyst support: Compared with pure mesoporous silicon materials

58 nm Product Features Unique topological structure: TS-1 has a three-dimensional pore structure consisting of two sets of ten membered ring pores and one set of nine membered ring pores interlaced