Patent classifications
C01B32/182
PROCEDURE FOR THE DOPING OF GRAPHENE OXIDE BY THE USE OF MICROORGANISMS, NITROGEN- AND SULFUR-DUAL DOPED GRAPHENE THUS OBTAINED AND ITS USE
A process to produce graphene dual doped with nitrogen and sulfur atoms through a reduction of graphene oxide by microorganisms. Also, graphene dual doped with nitrogen and sulfur atoms obtainable by this process, and the use of the doped graphene to produce e.g. electronic components or water purification equipment. The process is eco-sustainable and economic with the additional advantage of providing a product with significantly improved performance compared to known products.
FACILE METHODS TO MANUFACTURE INTELLIGENT GRAPHENE NANOMATERIALS AND THE USE OF FOR SUPER-LIGHT MACHINE AND VEHICLES
This utility invention is to replace some of the parts of current vehicles and robotic machines with intelligent graphene-based fibers and nanocomposites to achieve significantly weight-decreasing and energy-savings. This invention also is related to the formation of new generation vehicles, machine parts including robotics, which include but not limited to all kinds of cars, trailers, trucks, vehicles on roads and in the sky, ships on the ocean, and intelligent robotics for Human, as well as computer parts, bicycles, and sports supplies.
FACILE METHODS TO MANUFACTURE INTELLIGENT GRAPHENE NANOMATERIALS AND THE USE OF FOR SUPER-LIGHT MACHINE AND VEHICLES
This utility invention is to replace some of the parts of current vehicles and robotic machines with intelligent graphene-based fibers and nanocomposites to achieve significantly weight-decreasing and energy-savings. This invention also is related to the formation of new generation vehicles, machine parts including robotics, which include but not limited to all kinds of cars, trailers, trucks, vehicles on roads and in the sky, ships on the ocean, and intelligent robotics for Human, as well as computer parts, bicycles, and sports supplies.
Homogeneous and reusable superacid polymer catalyst useful for the synthesis of 5-hydroxymethylfurfural from glucose
A superacid polymeric catalyst having both Lewis acidity and Brønsted acidity is described, along with methods of making and methods of using the same.
Homogeneous and reusable superacid polymer catalyst useful for the synthesis of 5-hydroxymethylfurfural from glucose
A superacid polymeric catalyst having both Lewis acidity and Brønsted acidity is described, along with methods of making and methods of using the same.
Use of an impact modifier in a low compression golf ball
A golf ball with improved durability is disclosed herein. The golf ball has a core comprising a polybutadiene material and methyl methacrylate, butadiene, styrene (MBS) with a weight percentage of MBS ranging from 0.5 to 5 weight percent of the core.
Use of an impact modifier in a low compression golf ball
A golf ball with improved durability is disclosed herein. The golf ball has a core comprising a polybutadiene material and methyl methacrylate, butadiene, styrene (MBS) with a weight percentage of MBS ranging from 0.5 to 5 weight percent of the core.
SOLUBLE GRAPHENE QUANTUM DOTS AND LIGHT-EMITTING DEVICE USING THE SAME
Provided are soluble graphene quantum dots and light-emitting devices including the same. The soluble graphene quantum dot has an anthracenyl N-alkyl maleimide functional group at an edge thereof, thereby exhibiting improved solubility and/or improved emission characteristics.
SOLUBLE GRAPHENE QUANTUM DOTS AND LIGHT-EMITTING DEVICE USING THE SAME
Provided are soluble graphene quantum dots and light-emitting devices including the same. The soluble graphene quantum dot has an anthracenyl N-alkyl maleimide functional group at an edge thereof, thereby exhibiting improved solubility and/or improved emission characteristics.
Method for openly and continuously growing carbon nanomaterials
The invention discloses equipment and preparation method for open and continuous growth of a carbon nanomaterial. The equipment comprises a metal foil tape feeding system, a CVD system and a collection system. The method includes continuously conveying a metal foil tape pretreated or not into the CVD system via the metal foil tape feeding system, depositing a required carbon nanomaterial on the surface of the metal foil tape by CVD, directly collecting by the collection system or directly post-treating the carbon nanomaterial by a post-treatment system, and even directly producing a end product of the carbon nanomaterial. All the systems in the invention are arranged in the open atmosphere rather than an air-isolated closed space. The invention can realize round-the-clock continuous operation to greatly improve the production efficiency of carbon nanomaterials.