Home > Press > Abalonyx launches Reduced Graphene Oxide Product: Abalonyx has successfully scaled up production of thermally reduced graphene oxide (rGO) in its Tofte, Norway, production facility. This product is now offered to customers in Kg-quantities
Fig. 1: SEM images of Abalonyx rGO, 6,000 X magnification left and 100,000 X right. |
Abstract:
The product is hydrophobic and electrically conductive, with a bulk density of about 0.01 and a carbon content of about 85 – 86 %. It can be dispersed in non-polar liquids and be blended into organic and inorganic composites, e.g. in inks for additive manufacturing, oils, oil-based paints and laquers etc.
One customer has already launched a sports equipment related product using Abalonyx rGO with excellent feed-back from the users. Abalonyx and collaborative partners are also using this product internally for development of several derivative products.
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About Abalonyx AS
Abalonyx AS. Is a Norway based R&D intensive SME engaged in production and applications of graphene oxide and graphene oxide derivatives since 2008. Abalonyx is presently developing a process for remediation of water contaminated with heavy metals and radionuclides based on GO. We are also involved in collaborative development of scaffolds for use in regenerative medicine as well as modified GO and rGO for use in composites for construction materials and energy storage. Our sister company, Graphene Batteries AS uses a special rGO-quality in its battery developments.
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Contacts:
Dr. Rune Wendelbo
CEO
Abalonyx AS
TEL: +47 938 59 856
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