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Advanced Graphene-Based Nanocomposites through Guided Interfacial Assembly

Advanced Graphene-Based Nanocomposites through Guided Interfacial Assembly
通过引导界面组装的先进石墨烯基纳米复合材料
批准号:
RGPIN-2015-06600
负责人:
Pope, Michael
金额:
$1.82万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-01-01 至 2020-12-31

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中文摘要
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石墨烯是一层单原子厚的导电碳。对于给定的表面积,它是任何材料中重量最轻的电子导体,可以用天然石墨相对便宜地大量生产。天然石墨是加拿大在北美唯一的重要来源,也是全球第五大供应来源。这导致其潜在的用途,在众多的应用改进的能量存储,能量产生,甚至作为一种先进的膜材料分离。不幸的是,很少有涉及石墨烯基材料的商业技术出现,这在很大程度上是由于将这些2D薄片加工成具有可预测结构和功能的有用3D材料的困难。为了应对这一挑战,该研究项目旨在开发新的工具和工艺,以创建石墨烯基材料的平台,其结构可以在纳米尺度上进行操纵和微调。这将通过开发能够在各种衬底上沉积大面积单层石墨烯薄膜的涂层工艺来实现。这些方法将利用基于石墨烯的薄片可以漂浮在水面上的事实,其支撑力与水蜘蛛在水面上行走的力相同。通过这种涂层方法的发展,原子薄片(大面积)将被一层一层地建立起来,形成完全致密的多层薄膜。为了在每层之间引入有用的空间,我们将开发涂层方法,用可调尺寸的分子尺度柱来装饰石墨烯,这将定义层与层之间的有效孔隙开度。根据工程孔径的不同,这些材料可以表现出各种特性,从用于高级包装的完全阻隔层(即零孔隙率),到用于水净化的更节能的膜,最后能够容纳离子和活性物质涂层,用于高级超级电容器、电池或电催化剂。***该研究项目还旨在通过学徒制、导师制和令人兴奋但严格的研究环境来培养和激励高素质人才。在整个研究计划中提出的具体活动将为许多最终应用领域奠定基础,这些领域将转化为加拿大公司的新产品或全新的企业。石墨烯在锂离子电池、超级电容器和大面积分离膜等领域的大量应用有望刺激加拿大的石墨经济,从而创造新的就业机会和出口
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Graphene is a one atom thick sheet of conductive carbon. For a given surface area, it is the lightest weight electronic conductor of any material and can be produced relatively inexpensively, and in large volume, from natural graphite - a resource for which Canada holds the only significant source in North America and the 5th largest supply globally. This leads to its potential use in a multitude of applications for improved energy storage, energy generation or even as an advanced membrane material for separations. Unfortunately, very few commercial technologies involving graphene-based materials have emerged, in large part due to the difficulty in processing these 2D sheets into useful, 3D materials with predicable structure and thus function.*** To address this challenge, this research program aims to develop new tools and processes to create a platform of graphene-based materials whose structure can be manipulated and fine-tuned at the nanoscale. This will be achieved by developing coating processes capable of depositing large-area monolayer graphene films onto a variety of substrates. These approaches will take advantage of the fact that graphene-based sheets can float on water supported by the same forces that allow a water spider to walk on water. Through the development of this coating approach, atomically thin sheets (of a large area) will be built up layer-by-layer to create fully dense multi-layer films. In order to introduce useful space between each layer, we will develop coating approaches to decorate graphene with molecular scale pillars of tunable size which will define the effective pore opening between sheets in the layer-by-layer composites. Depending on the engineered pore-size, these materials could exhibit properties ranging from completely blocking layers (i.e., zero porosity) for advanced packaging, to more energy efficient membranes for water purification, and finally with the ability to accommodate ions and active material coatings for advanced supercapacitors, batteries or electrocatalysts.*** This research program is also designed to foster and inspire highly qualified personnel through a combination of apprenticeship, mentorship and exposure to an exciting but rigorous research environment. Specific activities proposed throughout this research program will build a foundation for many eventual application areas which will translate to new products for Canadian companies or to completely new ventures. The use of graphene in high volume applications such as in Li-ion batteries, supercapacitors and large area membranes for separations are expected to stimulate Canada's graphite economy leading to new jobs and exports.**
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