A multi-walled carbon nanotube 5-10 nanometers in diameter. It is markedly more economical than single-walled nanotubes and easier to disperse, yet still delivers conductivity well above carbon black. At 350-450 m²/g it has the highest surface area in the multi-walled series.
Key Features
- More economical and easier to disperse than single-walled nanotubes
- Highest surface area in the multi-walled series at 350-450 m²/g
- Fine diameter (5-10 nm) delivering an effective conduction network through a high aspect ratio
Technical Specifications
| Appearance |
Black powder |
| Diameter |
5 - 10 nm |
| Length |
< 50 um |
| Specific Surface Area (SSA) |
350 - 450 m²/g |
| Tap Density |
0.01 - 0.06 g/cm³ |
| Particle Size (D50) |
≤ 20 um |
| Moisture |
≤ %0.5 |
Applications
- Cost-sensitive high-conductivity electrode formulations
- Comparative studies of nanotube types (SWCNT versus MWCNT)
- Research into conductivity in thick electrodes
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