New carbon nanotubes and lithium batteries

The third high-capacity lithium-electric industry summit forum and China-Japan-Korea lithium-electric industry summit and lithium-electric technology product exhibition were opened today at the Qilin Mountain View hotel in Shenzhen.

As an industry vane for high-end dialogue with industry leaders, the forum attracted more than 600 industry participants, including more than 300 corporate CEOs(chairman, general manager, president) in the middle and lower reaches of the lithium industry.

On the afternoon of December 5th, Xuming, Technical Director of the United States Laboratory of Shenzhen Nanoport Co., Ltd., delivered a speech on the theme of "The impact of new carbon nanotubes on the performance of lithium batteries."

According to the introduction, carbon nanotubes are a material that can be varied, such as the wall of carbon nanotubes. Its diameter and one of the more important properties of carbon nanotubes are that the surface area, purity, and length can all be controlled in actual production. And it's precisely controlled.

Xuming said that the Nano port hopes to achieve different macro-performance control goals through the control of carbon nanotubes in terms of performance and structure. For example, different performance controls can achieve different conductivity, different thermal conductivity, and so on. By achieving these different macro properties, the nanoport hopes to be able to develop carbon nanotubes that are required to adapt to different application requirements. It is hoped that carbon nanotubes can be diversified in terms of performance and structure control, so as to meet various applications.

In fact, no nanotube can meet the requirements of all applications.

Xuming pointed out that "people who make carbon nanotubes may not know much about the lithium battery industry. They give their products to manufacturers of lithium batteries. The understanding of lithium battery manufacturers about carbon nanotubes is not so accurate. "

The lithium industry and the production of carbon nanotubes itself have an exchange barrier. For this reason, Xuming said, "I hope this report will arouse people's interest in how to remove this barrier and how to build a bridge between the development and production of carbon nanotubes and the development of lithium batteries. This is something that we care about and that we need to pay attention to. "

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