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COOH Functionalized Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes 98%
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COOH Functionalized Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes 98%

By Cheap Tubes, INC

Carboxyl (COOH) functionalized single walled carbon nanotube powder, 98 wt% purity, 1-2 nm outer diameter, length over 100 um. The carboxyl groups improve wetting in water-borne systems and give reactive sites for coupling to epoxy, polyurethane and other polymer matrices. Functional group content is specified on request; the technical data sheet is available below. This is a carboxyl (COOH) functionalized single walled carbon nanotube powder with 98 wt% purity, a 1-2 nm outer diameter and a length over 100 um. The carboxyl groups on the tube surface improve dispersion in water-borne systems and provide sites for covalent coupling to polymer matrices, which makes this grade a fit for epoxy and polyurethane systems and 3D-printing inks. An OH functionalized version is available as a special order; contact us for lead time. Specifications - Grade code: CTI-COOH - Functional group: Carboxyl (COOH) - Functional group content: Specification pending, contact us - Outer diameter: 1-2 nm - Purity: 98 wt% - Length: >100 um - Specific surface area (BET): >800 m2/g Values are typical of production and are not a lot-specific guarantee. Each shipment includes a Certificate of Analysis. Applications - Water-borne dispersions and coatings. - Epoxy and polyurethane systems. - Covalent coupling to polymer matrices. - 3D-printing inks. Representative data from the TDS for the SWCNT powder series: in polymers, percolation occurs at 0.05-0.2 wt% net SWCNT, with permanent antistatic behavior and no carbon sloughing. Application results depend on formulation, equipment and process conditions; confirm with your own trials. Dispersion and handling: Disperse by high-shear mixing, bead milling or probe sonication in water (with a dispersant) or resin carriers. Store sealed and dry at room temperature. Use local exhaust and respiratory protection with dry powder.

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