Graphite Micron Powder from Nanografi is a synthetic graphite with 99.9% carbon content and a particle size of 5-10 µm. Supplied as a fine black powder, it is designed as a functional additive for advanced energy storage systems, particularly lithium-ion battery electrodes and conductive formulations.
The material combines high crystallinity with good structural integrity, giving it strong electrical conductivity and chemical stability. Manufacturing under strict quality control keeps the particle size distribution tight and the levels of ash (≤0.02%), iron (≤30 ppm) and moisture (≤0.25%) low.
With a specific surface area of 9 m²/g and a density of 2.26 g/cm³, the powder offers consistent morphology for electrode and composite research. Its layered carbon structure also makes it relevant to studies of conductive polymer composites and experimental anode formulations, where suitability should be confirmed through electrochemical testing.
- Additive for lithium-ion battery electrodes to support conductivity, electrochemical performance and cycling stability.
- Component in advanced energy storage systems that require high purity, high crystallinity and low moisture content.
- Conductive agent in specialized composite materials and electrode formulations.
- Filler for modifying the electrical and thermal properties of selected polymer matrices.
- Research material for evaluating graphite in experimental anode formulations.
| Brand | Nanografi |
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| CAS number | 7782-42-5 |
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| Physical form | Fine black powder |
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- Product code: NG04EO0723103
- Carbon Content: 99.9%
- Particle Size: 5-10 µm
- Ash Content: ≤0.02%
- Moisture Content: ≤0.25%
- Iron Content: ≤30 ppm
- Density: 2.26 g/cm³
- Specific Surface Area: 9 m²/g
- Type: Synthetic graphite
Keep the powder in tightly sealed containers in a clean, dry place to limit contamination and moisture uptake. Minimise airborne dust with suitable ventilation, containment and personal protective equipment. Fine carbon powder can pose a combustible dust hazard, so avoid dust build-up and ignition sources, and read the Safety Data Sheet before weighing, mixing, milling or processing.
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