Disclosed herein is a high-temperature catalyst comprising catalytic nanoparticles absorbed to surfaces of a polycrystalline magnesia assembly and related methods.
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A method of synthesizing a perimorphic framework by chemical vapor deposition of a perimorph around an oxyanionic template, followed by dissolution of the oxyanionic template in water or in an aqueous weak acid comprising an oxyanion.
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The present disclosure is directed to the scalable synthesis of novel perimorphic materials, including stratified perimorphic frameworks, on recyclable templates, and using recyclable process liquids. Using these methods, three-dimensional architectures constructed from two-dimensional molecular structures can be produced economically and with reduced waste.
The present disclosure is directed to the scalable synthesis of carbonaceous perimorphic materials, including carbonaceous perimorphic frameworks, on recyclable templates, and using recyclable process liquids. The present disclosure also demonstrates novel perimorphic architectures. In particular, perimorphic frameworks comprising synthetic anthracitic networks are demonstrated. Using these methods, three-dimensional architectures constructed from graphenic carbon can be scalably produced.
A method of synthesizing a perimorphic framework by chemical vapor deposition of a perimorph around an oxyanionic template, followed by dissolution of the oxyanionic template in water or in an aqueous weak acid comprising an oxyanion.
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Disclosed herein is a nanocomposite including a carbonaceous perimorph, the perimorph having a diameter of less than 1,000 μm and comprising interconnected cells, each of a plurality of the cells comprising a carbonaceous cell wall possessing an average thickness of less than 100 nm or smaller and a morphology corresponding to a surface region of a, non-metallic template particle, the template particle having a diameter of less than 1,000 μm, and an interior space bounded and enclosed by the cell wall.
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H01B 1/24 - Conductive material dispersed in non-conductive organic material the conductive material comprising carbon-silicon compounds, carbon, or silicon
The present disclosure is directed to the scalable synthesis of carbonaceous perimorphic materials, including carbonaceous perimorphic frameworks, on recyclable templates, and using recyclable process liquids. The present disclosure also demonstrates novel perimorphic architectures. In particular, perimorphic frameworks comprising synthetic anthracitic networks are demonstrated. Using these methods, three-dimensional architectures constructed from graphenic carbon can be scalably produced.
The present disclosure is directed to the scalable synthesis of novel perimorphic materials, including stratified perimorphic frameworks, on recyclable templates, and using recyclable process liquids. Using these methods, three-dimensional architectures constructed from two-dimensional molecular structures can be produced economically and with reduced waste.
A liquid dispersion made by a process is disclosed. The process includes forming multicellular networks having a diameter of 1,000 μm or smaller by at a temperature of 1100° C. or less, in the presence of a powder of template particles, forming carbon shells, each of the carbon shells generally encapsulating a template particle and together with the encapsulated template particle comprising a heterostructure. The heterostructure comprises a particle diameter of 1,000 μm or smaller and a morphology of interconnected structural subunits and, between the structural subunits, exohedral pores.
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C09D 11/106 - Printing inks based on artificial resins containing macromolecular compounds obtained by reactions only involving carbon-to-carbon unsaturated bonds
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Synthesis of anthracitic networks and ambient superconductors
Several variations of synthetic carbon materials are disclosed. The materials can assume a variety of properties, including high electrical conductivity. The materials also can have favorable structural and mechanical properties. They can form gas impenetrable barriers, form insulating structures, and can have unique optical properties.
Several variations of synthetic carbon materials are disclosed. The materials can assume a variety of properties, including high electrical conductivity. The materials also can have favorable structural and mechanical properties. They can form gas impenetrable barriers, form insulating structures, and can have unique optical properties.
A method of synthesizing a perimorphic framework by chemical vapor deposition of a perimorph around an oxyanionic template, followed by dissolution of the oxyanionic template in water or in an aqueous weak acid comprising an oxyanion.
A method of synthesizing a perimorphic framework by chemical vapor deposition of a perimorph around an oxyanionic template, followed by dissolution of the oxyanionic template in water or in an aqueous weak acid comprising an oxyanion.
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The present disclosure is directed to the scalable synthesis of novel perimorphic materials, including stratified perimorphic frameworks, on recyclable templates, and using recyclable process liquids. Using these methods, three-dimensional architectures constructed from two-dimensional molecular structures can be produced economically and with reduced waste.
The present disclosure is directed to the scalable synthesis of novel perimorphic materials, including stratified perimorphic frameworks, on recyclable templates, and using recyclable process liquids. Using these methods, three-dimensional architectures constructed from two-dimensional molecular structures can be produced economically and with reduced waste.
The present disclosure is directed to the scalable synthesis of carbonaceous perimorphic materials, including carbonaceous perimorphic frameworks, on recyclable templates, and using recyclable process liquids. The present disclosure also demonstrates novel perimorphic architectures. In particular, perimorphic frameworks comprising synthetic anthracitic networks are demonstrated. Using these methods, three-dimensional architectures constructed from grapheme carbon can be scalably produced.
The present disclosure is directed to the scalable synthesis of carbonaceous perimorphic materials, including carbonaceous perimorphic frameworks, on recyclable templates, and using recyclable process liquids. The present disclosure also demonstrates novel perimorphic architectures. In particular, perimorphic frameworks comprising synthetic anthracitic networks are demonstrated. Using these methods, three-dimensional architectures constructed from grapheme carbon can be scalably produced.
The present disclosure is directed to multiphase dispersions and nanaocomposites comprised of continuous matrix or binder and endohedrally impregnated cellular carbon filler. These nanocomposites may exhibit superior mechanical, electrical, thermal, or other properties, and may be used in a variety of products, including hierarchical fiber-reinforced composites with nanocomposite matrices.
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A nanocomposite, comprising a carbonaceous perimorph, the perimorph comprising at least one cell. The cell comprises a cell wall possessing an average thickness of less than 100 nm and a morphology evolved from a template. The composite comprises an interior space having a morphology evolved from the template with a diameter between 10 nm and 1,000 nm, and one of a linear structure, a non-linear structure, and an infiltrated endomorph. The endomorph substantially fills the interior space of the perimorph.
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LATTICE-ENGINEERED CARBONS AND THEIR CHEMICAL FUNCTIONALIZATION
A chemically functionalized carbon lattice formed by a process comprising heating a carbon lattice nucleus in a reactor to a temperature between room temperature and 1500 C. The process also may comprise exposing the carbon lattice nucleus to carbonaceous gas to adsorb carbon atoms in the carbonaceous gas onto edges of the carbon lattice nucleus, covalently bond the adsorbed carbon atoms to one another in polyatomic rings, a portion of the polyatomic rings comprising non-hexagonal rings, covalently bond the polyatomic rings to one another in one or more new lattice regions extending off the carbon lattice nucleus thereby forming an engineered lattice incorporating the non-hexagonal rings, exposing a portion of the engineered lattice to one or more chemicals to bond at least one of a functional group and molecule to the engineered lattice.
A composite, comprising a binder, the binder comprising one or more of polymeric, metallic, or ceramic, or pyrolytic carbon binder and a nanostructured carbon having a cellular structure. The cellular structure comprises one or more cell walls having a structure formed by a template and one or more cavities. Each cavity is substantially enclosed by the one or more cell walls and substantially unimpregnated by a liquid or solid.
The present disclosure is directed to multiphase dispersions and nanocomposites comprised of a continuous matrix or binder and an endohedrally impregnated cellular carbon filler. These nanocomposites may exhibit superior mechanical, electrical, thermal, or other properties, and may be used in a variety of products, including hierarchical fiber-reinforced composites with nanocomposite matrices.
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C09D 11/037 - Printing inks characterised by features other than the chemical nature of the binder characterised by the pigment
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C09D 11/106 - Printing inks based on artificial resins containing macromolecular compounds obtained by reactions only involving carbon-to-carbon unsaturated bonds
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