Expandable Graphite - flakes, high purity

  • flakes
Item Number
E477901
Grouped product items
SKUSizeAvailabilityPrice Qty
E477901-100g
100g
3
$34.90
E477901-500g
500g
2
$101.90

Basic Description

SynonymsIntumescent flake graphite, Graphite intercalation compound
Specifications & Purityflakes
Product Description

Expandable graphite is a synthesized intercalation compound of graphite that expands or exfoliates when heated. This material is manufactured by treating flake graphite with various intercalation reagents that migrate between the graphene layers in a graphite crystal and remain as stable species.If exposed to a rapid increase in temperature, these intercalation compounds decompose into gaseous products, which results in high inter-graphene layer pressure. This pressure develops enough force to push apart graphite basal planes in the “c” axis direction. The result is an increase in the volume of the graphite of up to 300 times, a lowering of bulk density, and approximately a 10-fold increase in surface area.Graphene precursor.Inorganic source of carbon.Filler.Thermal additive.Fire retardant additive.Casting powders.Plastic additive.Rubber additive.EMF absorber.Milling and sieving.Bulk loading, unloading.Base material for gaskets and seals.Coatings.

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Lot NumberCertificate TypeDateItem
A2402390Certificate of AnalysisDec 08, 2023 E477901
A2402399Certificate of AnalysisDec 08, 2023 E477901
A2402400Certificate of AnalysisDec 08, 2023 E477901
A2402401Certificate of AnalysisDec 08, 2023 E477901
A2402402Certificate of AnalysisDec 08, 2023 E477901
A2513230Certificate of AnalysisDec 08, 2023 E477901

Chemical and Physical Properties

Solubility water: insoluble

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References

1. Siegfried Eigler,.  (2015-01-22)  Graphite sulphate – a precursor to graphene..  Chemical communications (Cambridge, England),  51  ((15)): ( 3162-3165 ).  [PMID:25605427]

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