MSE PRO Chemically synthesized graphene oxide powder
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MSE PRO Chemically synthesized graphene oxide powder
Introduction
Graphene oxide (GO) is produced via direct oxidation and exfoliation method that introduces oxygen-containing functional groups while breaking apart the layered structure. The process is conducted under ambient conditions with patented method, enabling safe and scalable production of high-quality graphene materials suitable for large-volume supply across a wide range of industrial applications.

Key Features
- Produced via ambient-temperature chemical exfoliation
- Oxygen-rich, ultrathin flakes for surface modification, membranes, and composite development
- Low CO₂ emissions; No dangerous chemical involved
- Thin-flake filler for functional coatings and polymer composites
- Compatible with polar and non-polar solvents including water, alcohols, oils, and resins
- Maintains dispersion stability without re-agglomeration during storage and mixing
- Enables uniform particle distribution for consistent coating quality
- Fine particle size supports efficient spray coating applications
- Ensures reliable formulation and performance across processing conditions
- Overcomes dispersion limitations for broader industrial applicability
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References:
1.Application of Graphene Oxide–Natural Polymer Composite Adsorption Materials in Water Treatment
2. Graphene Oxide as a Promising Nanofiller for Polymer Composite
3.Graphene Oxide: An Emerging Electromaterial for Energy Storage and Conversion
| Country of Origin | South Korea |
| Appearance | Brown or dark-brown fluffy powder |
| Elemental composition (EA analysis): | Carbon: 40–50%; Oxygen: 40–50%; Hydrogen <3%; Sulfur <3%; Nitrogen <1% |
| Lateral size (laser diffraction): |
20–150 μm; D50: 55 μm
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Thickness (AFM)
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1.1–1.3 nm
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| D/G ratio (Raman spectroscopy) |
0.86
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