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Disordered Mesoporous Carbon – 10 g Package
Product Type: Mesoporous Carbon Powder
Research-grade laboratory product
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
How does the 50 nm pore size affect the ion transport kinetics compared to microporous carbons?
The 50 nm mesopores provide low-resistance pathways for electrolyte ions, improving rate capability, but the moderate specific surface area of approximately 600 m²/g limits the total charge storage capacity compared to microporous carbons that typically have higher SSA but slower ion transport.
Can this disordered mesoporous carbon be used directly as a supercapacitor electrode material without further processing?
Yes, it can serve as the active material after blending with a binder and conductive additive. The 1–2 µm particle size is suitable for standard slurry coating techniques, and the 50 nm pores facilitate electrolyte access, enabling double-layer capacitance formation.
What is the recommended storage condition to preserve the high surface area of approximately 600 m²/g?
Store the powder in a tightly sealed container under dry, inert conditions to minimize moisture and contaminant adsorption. The high specific surface area (~600 m²/g) makes the material hygroscopic; exposure to ambient humidity can reduce effective surface area over time.
This disordered mesoporous carbon powder offers a high specific surface area of ~600 m²/g and a uniform pore size of 50 nm, making it suitable for adsorption, catalysis, and energy storage applications. The 1-2 µm particle size and disordered pore network require careful dispersion and may limit performance in applications demanding ordered mesostructures.
Positive
- High specific surface area: With ~600 m²/g SSA, this material provides abundant active sites for adsorption, catalysis, and electrochemical reactions, enhancing performance in energy storage and conversion devices.
- Well-defined mesopore size: The 50 nm pore size offers consistent mesoporosity, facilitating mass transport of larger molecules and ions while maintaining structural integrity for repeated cycling.
Trade-offs
- Dispersion challenges from fine particles: The 1-2 µm particle size range may require additional processing steps such as sonication or milling to achieve homogeneous dispersion in solvents or composite matrices.
- Disordered pore structure limitations: The disordered mesoporous architecture, while providing high surface area, may result in less predictable mass transport and reduced performance in applications that rely on long-range ordered pore networks.
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