Citric acid modified carbon nanotubes

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Chinese name:Citric acid modified carbon nanotubes

Purity: 95%+

Storage conditions: Keep away from light, inert gas, room temperature storage

Specification: mg

Packaging: Bottled/bagged

Usage: For scientific research only, not for human use

Citric acid, as an organic acid with carboxyl and hydroxyl functional groups, can chemically interact with the surface of carbon nanotubes, thereby achieving modification of carbon nanotubes.

Citric acid modified carbon nanotubesThe process usually includes two steps: acid treatment and heat treatment. During the acid treatment process, citric acid molecules react with functional groups on the surface of carbon nanotubes to form chemical bonds. During the heat treatment process, citric acid molecules further react with carbon atoms on the surface of carbon nanotubes, forming a more stable structure.

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The above information is from Xi'an Haoran Biological Editor JMY 2024.3.21

The products mentioned above are only for scientific research and cannot be used for human or other purposes.