Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Cotton fiber dissolution and regeneration and 3D printing of cellulose based conductive composites
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Application No.: US15355480Application Date: 2016-11-18
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Publication No.: US10311993B2Publication Date: 2019-06-04
- Inventor: Noureddine Abidi , Yang Hu
- Applicant: Texas Tech University System
- Applicant Address: US TX Lubbock
- Assignee: Texas Tech University System
- Current Assignee: Texas Tech University System
- Current Assignee Address: US TX Lubbock
- Agency: Chalker Flores, LLP
- Agent Edwin S. Flores; Daniel J. Chalker
- Main IPC: H01B1/12
- IPC: H01B1/12 ; C08B15/02 ; C08L1/02 ; H01L31/02 ; D01F2/08 ; B33Y10/00 ; B33Y70/00 ; B33Y30/00 ; B33Y80/00 ; B29C67/00 ; C08B16/00 ; H01L23/532 ; B29C64/112 ; B29K1/00 ; B29L31/34 ; B29K105/00

Abstract:
The present invention includes composition and methods for a core matrix comprising a dissolved cellulose fiber of, e.g., high molecular weight (DP>5000) or microcrystalline cellulose of low molecular weight (DP: 150-300), printed into a two or three dimensional pattern; a conductive material comprising a carbon nanotube or graphene oxide disposed on or about the cellulose fiber or microcrystalline cellulose; and an enhancer or stabilizer that stabilizes the dissolved cellulose or microcrystalline cellulose disrupted during a printing process, wherein the conductive material and the cellulose or microcrystalline cellulose forms one or more features in or on the cellulose fiber or microcrystalline cellulose.
Public/Granted literature
- US20170140848A1 COTTON FIBER DISSOLUTION AND REGENERATION AND 3D PRINTING OF CELLULOSE BASED CONDUCTIVE COMPOSITES Public/Granted day:2017-05-18
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