Invention Grant
US09534319B2 Dissolution of graphite, graphite and graphene nanoribbons in superacid solutions and manipulation thereof
有权
石墨,石墨烯和石墨烯纳米带在超强酸溶液中的溶解及其操作
- Patent Title: Dissolution of graphite, graphite and graphene nanoribbons in superacid solutions and manipulation thereof
- Patent Title (中): 石墨,石墨烯和石墨烯纳米带在超强酸溶液中的溶解及其操作
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Application No.: US13202352Application Date: 2010-02-19
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Publication No.: US09534319B2Publication Date: 2017-01-03
- Inventor: James M. Tour , Matteo Pasquali , Natnael Behabtu , Jay R. Lomeda , Dmitry V. Kosynkin , Amanda Duque , Micah J. Green , A. Nicholas Parra-Vasquez , Colin Young
- Applicant: James M. Tour , Matteo Pasquali , Natnael Behabtu , Jay R. Lomeda , Dmitry V. Kosynkin , Amanda Duque , Micah J. Green , A. Nicholas Parra-Vasquez , Colin Young
- Applicant Address: US TX Houston
- Assignee: WILLIAM MARSH RICE UNIVERSITY
- Current Assignee: WILLIAM MARSH RICE UNIVERSITY
- Current Assignee Address: US TX Houston
- Agency: Winstead PC
- International Application: PCT/US2010/024754 WO 20100219
- International Announcement: WO2010/096665 WO 20100826
- Main IPC: C01B31/00
- IPC: C01B31/00 ; C08L77/10 ; C08L79/00 ; D01F9/12 ; B29C47/00 ; B05D3/02 ; C08K3/30 ; C01B31/04 ; B82Y30/00 ; B82Y40/00 ; D01D1/02 ; D01D5/04

Abstract:
Methods for dissolving carbon materials such as, for example, graphite, graphite oxide, oxidized graphene nanoribbons and reduced graphene nanoribbons in a solvent containing at least one superacid are described herein. Both isotropic and liquid crystalline solutions can be produced, depending on the concentration of the carbon material The superacid solutions can be formed into articles such as, for example, fibers and films, mixed with other materials such as, for example, polymers, or used for functionalization of the carbon material. The superacid results in exfoliation of the carbon material to produce individual particles of the carbon material. In some embodiments, graphite or graphite oxide is dissolved in a solvent containing at least one superacid to form graphene or graphene oxide, which can be subsequently isolated. In some embodiments, liquid crystalline solutions of oxidized graphene nanoribbons in water are also described.
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