Graphene Technologies and Carbon Nanotubes

Novel Hybrid carbon materials

<p style="&quot;text-align:" justify;"=""> Large molecular building blocks, such as large inorganic clusters of the nanometer length scale for hybrid materials. The term hybrid material is most commonly used when molecular precursors form the inorganic units in situations, for instance applying sol-gel reactions. The biggest difference between a Nano composite and a hybrid is that a hybrid material has a property that doesn’t occur in either of the parent components. Graphene and single-walled nanotubes of carbon are carbon materials with excellent electrical conductivity and large unique surface areas. Combining carbon fiber with a resin and another element, either a fiber or a metal, to create a composite structure is an efficient way to use carbon fiber.