Goodfellow is pleased to announce the availability of graphene oxide for use in a wide range of applications. Graphene oxide is easily dispersed in water, other organic solvents, and different matrices and can be embedded in different ceramic or polymeric matrices to improve electrical, thermal and mechanical properties. It is adaptable for many applications through functionalisation. Chemical reduction of graphene oxide is the most suitable method of mass production of graphene. Goodfellow offers this versatile product is three forms:
Graphene oxide dispersed in water
Graphite is chemically processed to obtain monolayer flakes of graphene oxide. It is available in various water dispersion concentrations and quantities. Applications include use in graphene/polymer composite materials, batteries, biomedical research, solar cells, supercapacitors, support for metallic catalysts, low permeability materials, biosensors, multifunctional materials, and graphene research.
Reduced graphene oxide
Reduced graphene oxide is obtained by reducing graphene oxide chemically, thermally or by irradiation to get the powder form. The excellent electrical conductivity of this product is an important feature in some research projects. Applications include use in biomedical research, batteries, printable graphene electronics, supercapacitors, and graphene research.
Graphene oxide film
Graphene oxide film is prepared by the filtration of a monolayer graphene oxide dispersion. It is nonconductive and has a diameter of 4 cm and thickness of 12-15 μm. Applications include use in biomedical research, membranes, and graphene research.
