Carbon Nanotubes Doped with 50 wt% Titanium (Ti) Nanopowder/Nanoparticles

Description

Carbon Nanotubes Doped with 50 wt% Titanium (Ti) Nanopowder/Nanoparticles

This titanium-doped carbon nanotube hybrid material combines the superior electrical conductivity and structural integrity of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) with the lightweight strength and corrosion resistance of titanium (Ti) nanoparticles. With 50 wt% Ti uniformly distributed, this nanocomposite offers enhanced mechanical durability, thermal stability, and electrochemical behavior for advanced technological applications.

The Ti nanoparticles are black, spherical in shape, with a 50 nm average particle size and a high purity of 99.9%. Their specific surface area ranges from 60 to 90 m²/g, contributing to excellent surface interaction and load distribution in composites. When merged with high-purity (>97 wt%) MWCNTs—renowned for their conductivity (>98 S/cm) and high aspect ratio—this composite provides a multifunctional solution for nanotech innovations.

Technical Properties

Titanium (Ti) Nanopowder – 50 wt%

• Purity: 99.9%

• Average Particle Size: 50 nm

• Specific Surface Area: 60–90 m²/g

• True Density: 4.6 g/cm³

• Color: Black

• Shape: Spherical

Carbon Nanotubes (MWCNTs)

• Purity: > 97 wt%

• Average Outside Diameter: > 50 nm

• Average Inside Diameter: 5 nm

• Length: 15–25 µm

• Tap Density: 0.15 g/cm³

• True Density: 2.4 g/cm³

• Specific Surface Area: > 65 m²/g

• Ash Content: < 1.5 wt%

• Electrical Conductivity: > 98 S/cm

• Color: Black

Key Applications

The integration of titanium nanoparticles enhances the performance of carbon nanotubes across a wide range of sectors, particularly where strength-to-weight ratio and resistance to environmental stress are critical. Applications include:

1. Drug Delivery – Biocompatible carriers with reinforced structures

2. Biosensors – Enhanced signal transduction and surface reactivity

3. CNT Composites – Lightweight, high-strength polymer matrices

4. Catalysis – Titanium-enhanced active surfaces

5. Nanoprobes – Mechanically robust nanoscale tools

6. Hydrogen Storage – Structural reinforcement and stability

7. Lithium Batteries – Durable, conductive anode materials

8. Gas-Discharge Tubes – Thermally resilient, conductive composites

9. Flat Panel Displays – Conductive, stable structural layers

10. Supercapacitors – Long-lasting electrodes with high cycle life

11. Transistors – Robust components in harsh environments

12. Solar Cells – High-efficiency charge transport frameworks

13. Photoluminescence – Enhanced control over optical properties

14. Templates – Durable scaffolds for nanoscale fabrication

This Ti-doped CNT nanocomposite is ideal for researchers and industries targeting performance, longevity, and multifunctionality in demanding systems.