Carbon Nanotubes (CNT): Market Shares, Market Strategies and Market Forecasts, 2021 to 2027

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Carbon nanotubes (CNT) represent a $3.3 billion market in 2021, with strong growth coming in the next five years and afterward. Buy our study to see the forecast. CNTs are at the cusp of achieving huge market breakthroughs.

75 companies have products that work, measurable market share. Until now, carbon nanotubes have been difficult to replicate, expensive to generate, and kind of elusive. The markets have started to grow, reaching $3.3 billion. This is jut the beginning of a revolution in materials science, in chemistry.

Carbon nanotubes (CNT) remain one of the most unique and usable macromolecules ever discovered by science. Factors relating to nanotube synthesis relate to how fast the nanotubes can be grown, how many can be made at any one time, how much the process to be used will cost, and, and how few structural defects will be present in the new carbon nanotubes. Carcinogenic issues are there to be solved.

CNT mechanical tensile strength is 400 times that of steel; the CNT modules are very lightweight. CNTs have ultra-high-strength, materials that possess highly conductive electrical and thermal properties. They are highly chemically stable and resist virtually any chemical impact. They are extremely resistant to corrosion. The market research study provides insight into market driving forces, assessment of market opportunities, market share analysis, and market forecasts.

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Carbon Nanotubes

Carbon Nanotubes Executive Summary

Carbon Nanotubes Disruptive Technology
- Strong Carbon Nanotube Fibers Made at Rice University
- Upcycling
- EPA
- CNT Toxicity
- Carbon Nanotubes Market Forecasts

1. Carbon Nanotubes Market Description and Market Dynamics

1.1. Carbon Nanotubes Market Description
1.2. CNT Nanoscale Materials
- 1.2.1. Carbon Nanotube Synthesis
1.3. CNT Nanotube Description

2. Carbon Nanotubes Market Leaders and Forecasts

2.1. Carbon Nanotubes Market Driving Forces
2.2. Carbon Nanotubes Market Shares
2.3. Carbon Nanotubes Market Forecasts
2.4. Carbon Nanotubes Manufacturing Capacity
2.5. Carbon Nanotubes Market Segments
- 2.5.1. CNT for Lithium Batteries
- 2.5.2. Tuball Si-Anodes: Silicon Expansion During Battery Charging and Discharging
- 2.5.3. High-Performance Graphene Nanotube Batteries for EVs
- 2.5.4. Lithium-Ion EV Market
- 2.5.5. UQ Technology Powers Up Greener Alternative to Lithium Ion in Brisbane Manufacturing Deal
- 2.5.6. Energy Storage
- 2.5.7. Adhesives and Coatings
- 2.5.8. Carbon Nanotube Conductive Plastics
- 2.5.9. Asphalt, Concrete, and Tires
- 2.5.10. Rubber
- 2.5.11. Selected CNT Applications
- 2.5.12. Carbon Nanotubes Segment Market Forecasts
2.6. Carbon Nanotubes Prices
2.7. Regional Analysis
- 2.7.1. US
- 2.7.2. China

3. Carbon Nanotubes Market Analysis

3.1. Carbon Nanotubes CNT Associations and Standards Organizations
- 3.1.1. NIST
- 3.1.2. Carbon Nanotube Directory: nano.nature.com
- 3.1.3. Graphene Council
3.2. Some of the Things We Know That Work for Making CNT
- 3.2.1. Raymor Nanotech Plasma-Grown SWCNTs
- 3.2.2. NanoIntegris Makes Semiconducting Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes
- 3.2.3. Universal Matter
- 3.2.4. COSiAl / Tuball
3.3. Synthesis Methods / CCVD
3.4. Selected Patents
- 3.4.1. IBM owns US Patent No. 5,424,054, an Important Patent
- 3.4.2. Oxford University CNT System Configuration Microwave-Initiated Catalytic Deconstruction of Plastic Waste into Hydrogen and High-Value Carbons
- 3.4.3. CNT for Porous Interlayers for Sulfur Cathode for Lithium Sulfur Batteries
3.5. EPA Regulations
- 3.5.1. CNano Is on EPA List of Manufacturers Approved to Supply MWNTs
3.6. CNT Changing How the World Uses Oil
3.7. Plasma Source for Synthesis of Carbon Nanotubes
- 3.7.1. PPPL Model Showing Factors for Nanotube Formation
- 3.7.2. Formation Of Hot Spots on One of The Electrical Components

4. Carbon Nanotube Commercialization

4.1. Methods Of Nanotube Synthesis
- 4.1.1. Laser Ablation Method
- 4.1.2. Chemical Vapor Disposition Method
- 4.1.3. Arc Discharge
4.2. Types of Techniques Developed to Produce Carbon Nanotubes
4.3. Commercialization of Carbon Nanotubes
4.4. Material of CNT
- 4.4.1. Raymor Uses as a CNT Material, Purified and Highly-Scalable
- 4.4.2. NanoIntegris Density Gradient Ultracentrifugation (DGU) Process
4.5. Graphene

5. Carbon Nanotubes Company Profiles

5.1. 3M
5.2. AEH
5.3. All Cell Technologies
- 5.3.1. All Cell Technologies P-Based Anode Material
5.4. Alpha Chemistry
5.5. Amperex Technologies
5.6. Apple
5.7. Applied Graphene Materials (AGM
5.8. Arkema
5.9. Archer Materials
- 5.9.1. Archer Materials IBM Q Network
5.10. Arry International Group (China)
5.11. Bayer Material Science
5.12. BASF
5.13. Berkeley Lab
5.14. BYD
5.15. Chasm Advanced Materials
5.16. Carbon Solutions (US)
- 5.16.1. Carbon Nanotubes Still Cost More Than Gold
- 5.16.2. Consistent Performance of The Carbon Nanotube
- 5.16.3. Using Electronic Transitions to Measure SWCNT Purity
5.17. Carbonics
- 5.17.1. Carbonics Deposition Technology Zebra
5.18. CD Creative Diagnostics
5.19. Cellec
- 5.19.1. Cellec Spatially Patterned Architectures for Capacity Enhancement in Batteries (SPACE-BATT)
- 5.19.2. Cellec ENHANCE II - Enabling Hybrid Anodes with Nano-Carbon Electrodes II
- 5.19.3. Cellec ENHANCE - Enabling Hybrid Anodes with Nano-Carbon Electrodes
5.20. Chasm Advanced Materials
5.21. Cheap Tubes (US)
- 5.21.1. Plasma Functionalized Carbon Nanotubes Structure
- 5.21.2. Cheap Tubes Multi Walled Carbon Nanotubes 20-30nm
5.22. CNano Technology (US) Regulatory Approval from the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
5.23. Cornell University
5.24. DexMat (Smart CNT Materials
- 5.24.1. DexMat Carbon Nanotube Fiber Production: Improved Performance and Reduced Cost
5.25. Directa Plus
5.26. Drop-Wise-200x200
5.27. DuPont
- 5.27.1. Nanocomp Technologies and DuPont Form Strategic Relationship in 2012
5.28. Envision AESC
5.29. First Graphene Limited
- 5.29.1. First Graphene Commercial Minitab® Software to Analyze Manufacturing Data, Allowing Process Control Charts
5.30. Futurecarbon GmbH
- 5.30.1. Futurecarbon Polymer Systems
- 5.30.2. FutureCarbon GmbH Takes on Substantial Intellectual Property from Bayer Material Science
5.31. Gerdau
- 5.31.1. Gerdau Launches Company to Accelerate Graphene Market
5.32. Global Graphene Group
- 5.32.1. Global Graphene Group (G3) Company Description
- 5.32.2. Angstron Materials Nanoscale Graphene Platelets - a New Class of Nanomaterials
5.33. Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG)
- 5.33.1. Aluminum-Ion Technology Has Intrinsic Advantages and Disadvantages
5.34. GrapheneCR
5.35. Hanwha Chemical (South Korea) Focusing on Demand Creation
5.36. Hitachi
- 5.36.1. Hitachi Chemical Large-Scale Synthesis Process and Dispersion
- 5.36.2. Hitachi Chemical CNT Properties
- 5.36.3. Hitachi Chemical CNT Fluidized-Bed Synthesis
- 5.36.4. Hitachi Chemical CNT Fluidized-Bed Synthesis Dispersion Liquid
- 5.36.5. Hitachi Graphene Fabrication Using a High-Temperature High-Speed Infrared Annealer
5.37. Huntsman
- 5.37.1. Huntsman / Nanocomp Technologies
- 5.37.2. Nanocomp Technologies
5.38. Hyperion Catalysis (US)
- 6.32.1. Advantages of Fibril Nanotubes as a Conductive Additive
- 5.38.1. Hyperion Catalysis Automotive Applications
5.39. IBM
5.40. Johnson Controls
5.41. Klean Commodities
5.42. Kumho Petrochemical (South Korea)
5.43. LG Chem / CNT Company (Korea)
- 5.43.1. LG CNTs As Anode Conductive Additives
- 5.43.2. LG R&D
5.44. Merck
5.45. MicroChem
5.46. MIT
- 5.46.1. DropWise Technologies, a Startup Based on Research from Two MIT Labs
- 5.46.2. MIT Engineers Develop Material Is 10 Times Blacker, Made from Vertically Aligned Carbon Nanotubes CNTs
5.47. MITO Material Solutions
5.48. Mitsubishi Materials
- 5.48.1. Mitsubishi Decreasing the Human Environmental Risk in Using Multifunctional Nanomaterial
5.49. Nano-C
- 5.49.1. Nano C Materials Have Been Proven in Volume
- 5.49.2. Nano-C Value-Added Through Chemistry
5.50. Nanocyl (Belgium)
5.51. NanoIntegris (US)
5.52. NanoLab (US)
5.53. NanoLinea
5.54. Nanomatrix
5.55. Nanomix
5.56. Nanoshel (US)
5.57. Nanotek Instruments
5.58. NanoXplore
5.59. Nantero
5.59.1. Fujitsu Semiconductor and Mie Fujitsu Semiconductor License Nantero's NRAM for Breakthrough Memory Products
5.60. NEC
- 5.60.1. NEC Nano Group Target
- 5.60.2. NEC Nanotechnology Assessment
5.61. Nissan Chemical
5.62. OCSiAl / Tuball
- 5.62.1. Tuball
- 5.62.2. Tuball Graphene Nanotubes Embedded into A Material's Matrix
- 5.62.3. Tuball Products
- 5.62.4. OCSiAl / Tuball Marketing Strategy
- 5.62.5. TUBALL™ Nanotube Products
5.63. Panasonic
5.64. Raymor Nanotech / Nanointegris High Purity, Electronically Separated Nanomaterials
- 5.64.1. NanoIntegris Electronically Separated Nanomaterials
- 5.64.2. Raymor Commercializes the Technology of Polymer-Wrapping
- 5.64.3. Raymor High Purity, Electronically Separated Nanomaterials
- 5.64.4. Using a Patented Plasma Torch Process, NanoIntegris, In Conjunction with Raymor Nanotech
5.65. Rice University
- 5.65.1. Nanotubes with "zigzag" and "armchair" facets
5.66. Showa Denko (Japan)
5.67. SpaceBlue
5.68. Toray Industries (Japan)
6.54. Toray Polymer Molecule, Nano-Order Polymer Structure Control Technology
5.69. Timesnano
5.70. Thomas Swan (UK)
5.71. Toray
5.72. UCLA
5.73. Universal Matter
- 5.73.1. Universal Matter Target Markets
- 5.73.2. Universal Matter Turbostratic Graphene-Has Superior Dispersibility as a Defining Characteristic
- 5.73.3. Flash Graphene Rocks Strategy for Plastic Waste
- 5.64.4. Universal Matter Carbon Pill for Synthesizing Graphene
5.74. Vacuum Carbon Technologies
5.75. Wisepower / Unidym Inc

6. Selected Lists of CNT Companies

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Carbon Nanotubes
Figure 1. CTN Carbon Nanotube Market Segments
Figure 2. Issues That Face the Nascent Carbon Nanotube Industry
Figure 3. Multi Wall Carbon Nanotubes MWCNTs Toxicity
Figure 4. CNT Dustability Aspects of Toxicity
Figure 5. Carbon Nanotubes Are Also Known to Have Any Unique Electrical Properties
Figure 6. Carbon Nanotubes Market Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2021-2027
Figure 7. Multi Wall and Single Wall Carbon Nanoparticles CNT
Figure 8. Multi Wall Carbon Nanotubes MWCNTs Features
Figure 9. Multi Wall Carbon Nanotubes MWCNTs Toxicity
Figure 10. Carbon Nanotubes Are Also Known to Have Any Unique Electrical Properties
Figure 11. Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes SWCNTs Features
Figure 12. Structure Of the Nanotube Influences Its Properties
Figure 13. Issues That Face the Nascent Carbon Nanotube CNT Industry
Figure 14. Carbon Nanotubes Market Driving Forces
Figure 15. Carbon Nanotubes Market Shares, Worldwide, Dollars, 2020
Figure 16. Carbon Nanotubes Market Shares, Worldwide, Dollars, 2020
Figure 17. Carbon Nanotubes Market Shares, Worldwide, Dollars, 2020 (Longer List of Shares)
Figure 18. Carbon Nanotubes Market Participant Descriptions, Worldwide, Dollars, 2020
Figure 19. Carbon Nanotubes Market Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2021-2027
Figure 20. Carbon Nanotubes Market Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2021-2027
Figure 21. Carbon Nanotubes SWCNT Manufacturing Capacity Market Shares, Worldwide, Kg, 2021
Figure 22. Carbon Nanotubes MWCNT Manufacturing Capacity Market Shares, Worldwide, Tons, 2021
Figure 23. Carbon Nanotube CNT Market Forecasts, Forecasts, Tons, 2021 to 2027
Figure 24. 2002 Patent Filings for Carbon Nanotubes
Figure 25. Carbon Nanotube CNT for Lithium Ion / EX Batteries, Market Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2021-2027
Figure 26. Conductive Strong Nanotubes Prevent Silicon Degradation in Batteries
Figure 27. High-Performance Graphene Nanotube EV Improvements
Figure 28. Vacuum Carbon Technologies
Figure 29. Carbon Nanotube (CNT) Coatings Market Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2021-2027
Figure 30. Carbon Nanotube Conductive Plastics
Figure 31. Composite CNT Material Benefits
Figure 32. Composite Material CNT Applications
Figure 33. Composite Material CNT Technology
Figure 34. Carbon Nanotube (CNT) Asphalt, Concrete and Tires Market Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2021-2027
Figure 35. Selected CNT Applications
Figure 36. Carbon Nanotubes Segment Market Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2020-2026
Figure 37. Carbon Nanotube Market Segments, Lithium Ion / EV, Coatings, Conductive Plastics, Asphalt, Concrete, and Tires, Dollars and Percent, 2021 to 2027
Figure 38. RayMor Prices Overview
Figure 39. Carbon Nanotube (CNT) Regional Market Segments, Dollars, 2020
Figure 40. Carbon Nanotube (CNT) Regional Market Segments, Tons, 2020
Figure 41. Carbon Nanotube (CNT) Market Regional Segments, US, Europe, China, Japan, Korea, Rest of Asia, RoW, Dollars and Tons, Worldwide, 2020
Figure 42. EV market in China
Figure 43. nano.nature.com Carbon Nanotube Directory Features:
Figure 44. Universal Matter Target Markets
Figure 45. Universal Matter Set-up to Make a Medical-Grade Graphene
Figure 46. Multi Walled Carbon Nanotubes 8-15nm
Figure 47. Multi Walled Carbon Nanotubes 8-15nm Specifications
Figure 48. Oxford University Experimental CNT Set-Up and Reaction System Configuration
Figure 49. 12 Year Roadmap of Sulfur Cathode for Lithium Sulfur Batteries (2009-2020)
Figure 50. Rice University Launches Climate Change Initiative with Shell
Figure 51. Matteo Pasquali, director of Rice University's Carbon Hub
Figure 52. Raphael Rosen, Princeton University
Figure 53. Plasma Source for Synthesis of Carbon Nanotubes
Figure 54. Techniques Developed to Produce Carbon Nanotubes
Figure 55. Market Segments where Synthesis and Procedures are Used to Achieve Successful CNT Commercialization
Figure 56. Commercial Process for Graphene
Figure 57. Dr Beenish Siddique CNT Growing System Start-Up
Figure 58. AllCell's Phase Change Composite (PCC) Thermal Materials Improve Safety and Performance of Lithium-Ion Battery Packs Key Benefits:
Figure 59. AllCell's Phase Change Composite (PCC) Battery Pack:
Figure 60. AllCell PCC
Figure 61. Shell's GameChanger Accelerator Investment Vehicle Funds CNT
Figure 62. Alpha Chemistry Reference Accounts
Figure 63. Alpha Chemistry Nanopowder
Figure 64. Archer Materials Biochip End-Use Is Initially Aimed at Addressing the Complex Detection of Diseases Affecting the Respiratory System
Figure 65. Array Single Wall CT
Figure 66. Arry SWCNT and DWCNT Products
Figure 67. Arry MWCNT Products
Figure 68. Bayer Carbon Nanotubes
Figure 69. Carbon Solutions Product List
Figure 70. Issues That Face the Carbon Nanotube Industry
Figure 71. Sample of EA-Produced SWNTs for Commercial Sale
Figure 72. CSI Industrial Grade SWNT Product Prices
Figure 73. Creative Diagnostics Gold Nanoshells Applications:
Figure 74. Creative Diagnostics Custom Services
Figure 75. Cellec SBIR Awards, by Phase, Year, and Agency
Figure 76. Cheap Tubes CNT Analysis Capabilities
Figure 77. Cheap Tubes CNT
Figure 78. Cheaptubes Multi Walled Carbon Nanotubes 20-30nm
Figure 79. Cheap Tubes TEM Image of Multi Walled Carbon Nanotubes 30-50nm
Figure 80. Functionalized Carbon Nanotubes Structure
Figure 81. Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes and Multi Walled Carbon Nanotubes
Figure 82. CNano Commercial Applications for Carbon Nanotubes
Figure 83. DexMat High Performance Galvorn Products
Figure 84. DexMat Galvorn CNT Materials
Figure 85. DexMat CNT Functions
Figure 86. SBIR Funding DexMat
Figure 87. Directa Plus Co-mask
Figure 88. Envision AESC Battery Factory
Figure 89. First Graphene Headquarters
Figure 90. Research Technician Using Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Thermogravimetric Analyser (TGA) in the Analytical Lab at the GEIC
Figure 91. First Graphene Partner Supply Agreements
Figure 92. First Graphene PureGRAPH®5 Development
Figure 93. First Graphene PureGRAPH®5 Supply Agreements
Figure 94. Futurecarbon GmbH CNT
Figure 95. Futurecarbon CNT Fields of Interest
Figure 96. Futurecarbon Illustration
Figure 97. Global Graphene Group Inventions
Figure 98. G3 Produces a Wide Variety of Graphene Technologies
Figure 99. Global Graphene Group Target Markets
Figure 100. Global Graphene Group Company Structure
Figure 101. Global Graphene Group Graphene Materials
Figure 102. Global Graphene Group Graphene Powders Description
Figure 103. Global Graphene Group Composite and Developed Forms of Raw Graphene Serving a Wide Range of Applications and Solutions
Figure 104. G3-FireshieldTM Features
Figure 105. G3 Graphene-Enabled Armored Current Collector
Figure 106. G3 Thermal Paste Features
Figure 107. G3 Graphene Foil
Figure 108. G3 Conduction Products Features
Figure 109. G3 EMI Shielding Paste Features
Figure 110. G3 Transparent Conductive Films
Figure 111. G3 Coatings and Paints
Figure 112. G3 Graphene Oxide
Figure 113. G3 Versatility of Graphene Powders Functions
Figure 114. G3 Graphene Images
Figure 115. G3 Graphene Applications and Benefits
Figure 116. G3 Company Organizations
Figure 117. EV OEMs Silicon Anode Features
Figure 118. GrapheneCR ProCene® Graphene Powder and ProCNano® Graphene Nanoplatelets Metrics
Figure 119. Hanwha Chemical Positioning in New Business Areas, Solar Energy, Bio-Pharmaceuticals, Secondary Battery Materials, And Nanotechnology
Figure 120. Hanwha Chemical Manufactures Industrial Materials
Figure 121. Hanwha Chemical Research Facility
Figure 122. Hanwha Chemical Tanks
Figure 123. Hanwha Chemical CM-250 Composite Material Target Markets
Figure 124. Hitachi Ultra-High-Speed High-Temperature Infrared Heating Unit.
Figure 125. Hitachi Single-Crystal Single-Layer Graphene Sample 4H-SiC (0001) Substrate Diced into A Square with Sides of 10 mm
Figure 126. Huntsman Revenues Q1 2021
Figure 127. Huntsman Wind Turbine Parts
Figure 128. Huntsman Araldite Description
Figure 129. Huntsman Araldite Applications
Figure 130. Hyperion Catalysis International Carbon Nanotube
Figure 131. Photo End on and Dispersed View of Fibril Nanotubes
Figure 132. Fibril Percolating (Conductive) Mixture Aspects
Figure 133. Hyperion Catalysis Key Accomplishments:
Figure 134. Hyperion Catalysis Key Accomplishments:
Figure 135. Nanotubes as a Potential Flame Retardant
Figure 136. CNT Transistor with a 40nm Footprint
Figure 137. Top-View Scanning Electron Microscopy Image of A 5-Stage CNT Ring Oscillator and CNTs Placed Trenches
Figure 138. IBM Flexible CNT CMOS Integrated Circuits with Sub-10 Nanoseconds Stage Delays
Figure 139. IBM low-Cost, And High-Speed Flexible Electronics
Figure 140. Kumho Petrochemical Revenue
Figure 141. LG Chem Manufactures Bundle-Type CNT Based Products and Applications
Figure 142. LG CNT Raw Material to Final Product
Figure 143. LG Petrochemicals
Figure 144. LG Chem Invests 65 billion KRW by Q1 2021 to Expand CNT by 1,2000 Tons at the Yeosu plant
Figure 145. LG Carbon Nanotube Illustration
Figure 146. LG Investment in CNT and Capacity
Figure 147. Merck CNT Pastes Benefits:
Figure 148. Merck CNT Pastes Application
Figure 149. Steps Of Human Exposure: Decreasing environmental risk in using CNT
Figure 150. Nano-C Applications
Figure 151. Nano-C Applications:
Figure 152. Nano-C's Combustion-Based Process Technology
Figure 153. Nanocyl Worldwide Presence
Figure 154. Nanocyl CNT Functions
Figure 155. Nanocyl CNT
Figure 156. Nanocyl CNT Properties
Figure 157. Nanocyl Elastocyl Key Applications
Figure 158. Figure 108. Nanocyl Elastocyl Key Benefits
Figure 159. NanoIntegris CNT Mono and Quattro
Figure 160. Nanolab CNT Products
Figure 161. NanoLab Nanotube Powders:
Figure 162. NanoLab Nanotube Composites:
Figure 163. Nanolab Paints & Coatings for Optical Applications:
Figure 164. Nanolab Dispersants
Figure 165. Nanomatrix SBIR Programs, Years, Agency
Figure 166. Nanomix Rapid Availability of High-Quality Diagnostic Information
Figure 167. Nanoshel Single Wall CNT Products
Figure 168. Nanotek Instruments SBIR Funding Review
Figure 169. Nantero NRAM
Figure 170. NEC Carbon Nanohorn (CNH) Target Markets
Figure 171. NEC Carbon Nanohorns Features
Figure 172. Carbon Nanohorns Industry Segments Functions
Figure 173. Nissan Chemical NanoUse ZR
Figure 174. Nissan NanoUse ZR TEM Properties
Figure 175. Applications of Nissan NanoUse ZR
Figure 176. COSiAl Types of CNT
Figure 177. Tuball Graphene Nanotubes
Figure 178. TUBALL™ Nanotubes
Figure 179. Tuball Graphene Nanotubes
Figure 180. Characteristics of Tuball Graphene Nanotubes
Figure 181. Tuball Graphene Nanotube Jar
Figure 182. Tuball Graphene Nanotubes Features & Advantages
Figure 183. Tuball Carbon Nanotube Technical Info
Figure 184. Tuball Graphene Nanotubes' Properties Make Them Universal Additive
Figure 185. Comparison Of Additives Threshold of Change
Figure 186. Tuball Industries Served
Figure 187. Tuball Products
Figure 188. Tuball CNT Applications
Figure 189. Tuball High Purity Graphene Nanotubes
Figure 190. NanoIntegris Separation Technology
Figure 191. Notes on NanoInteris Purity Calculations
Figure 192. Notes on NanoInteris Purity Calculations
Figure 193. Notes on NanoInteris Purity Calculations
Figure 194. Notes on NanoInteris Purity Calculations
Figure 195. Raymor Products
Figure 196. RayMor Products Overview
Figure 197. RayMor Prices Overview
Figure 198. Raymour / Nanointegris CNT
Figure 199. Carbon Nanotube Films Created at Rice University
Figure 200. Showa Denko Optimized Design for CNT Resin Composite Characteristics
Figure 201. Showa Denko Optimized Design for CNT Resin Representative Characteristics
Figure 202. Showa Denko Group Interconnection of Inorganic, Aluminum, And Organic Chemical Technologies
Figure 203. Showa Denko Group Selected Data
Figure 204. Showa Denko Group Revenue Q1 2020
Figure 205. Toray Flexible, Tough Materials
Figure 206. Timesnano Selected CNT Product Pricing
Figure 207. Timesnano CNT
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Figure 208. UCLA Engineering Strategic Partnerships
Figure 209. Universal Matter Target Markets
Figure 210. Universal Matter Set-up to Make a Medical-Grade Graphene
Figure 211. Universal Matter Process
Figure 212. Turbostratic Stacking - Universal Matter Graphene
Figure 213. Universal Matter Turbostratic Graphene
Figure 214. Universal Matter Turbostratic Peaks
Figure 215. Universal Matter Turbostratic Graphene dispersion after 6 months
Figure 216. Universal Matter. Commercial Graphene Dispersion After 8 Hours
Figure 217. Flash Graphene Rocks Strategy for Plastic Waste
Figure 218. ACDC Flash Graphene Produced at Rice University