Graphite fluoride, also known as carbon monofluoride (CFx), is a fluorinated form of graphite in which fluorine atoms bond covalently to the carbon lattice. Its layered structure and low surface energy make it a material of interest in lubrication, energy storage, and surface modification research. This micron powder form is suited to laboratory formulation and materials development work.
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- Solid lubricant additive in greases, oils, and dry-film coatings
- Cathode material research for primary lithium batteries
- Hydrophobic and low-friction surface coating studies
- Filler for polymer and composite material development
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