Use of High Pressure Homogenization for Nanotubes
What are carbon nanotubes ？ Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are tiny, hollow cylindrical tubes made of carbon atoms, essentially rolled-up sheets of graphene, with diameters measured in nanometers, possessing unique electrical, mechanical, and thermal properties due to their unique structure at the nanoscale level; they are known for their exceptional strength, lightweight nature, and high conductivity, making them promising for various applications in technology and materials science. Due to the unique properties of carbon nanotubes (CNTs), their use extends to various applications in field emission, energy storage, biomedicine, industrial catalysts, adhesives, thermal materials. also due to their impressive properties of being both strong and incredibly lightweight, as well as being excellent conductors of heat and electricity. Challenges in Carbon Nanotube Dispersion Due to strong Van der Waals forces, CNTs tend to cluster together, making it difficult to achieve stable and uni...