Synthesis of Graphene Nanomaterials and Development of Their Multifunctional Polymer Nanocomposites
石墨烯纳米材料的合成及其多功能聚合物纳米复合材料的开发
基本信息
- 批准号:555586-2020
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 13.21万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Alliance Grants
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2020-01-01 至 2021-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Graphene nanomaterials are monolayers of carbon atoms, featuring notable physical properties, such as high electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, mechanical strength, and thermal and chemical resistance. These properties, coupled with its large surface area, have made graphene an attractive base material in a myriad of scientific research fields as well as industrial applications, such as energy, electronics, defense, automotive, aerospace, construction, drug delivery, diagnostic, among others. The primary precursor material for the synthesis of graphene is graphite, which is a native element mineral found in igneous rocks. Indeed, graphite is a stack of numerous layers of graphene attached to each other with molecular forces. To synthesize graphene, the layers of graphite should get exfoliated.
ZEN Graphene Solutions Ltd. ("ZEN"), our industry partner in this project, has discovered a large and very rare igneous-related graphite deposit in Northern Ontario called the Albany Deposit [www.zengraphene.com]. This resource may allow ZEN to produce commercial quantities of graphene for use in high-value, large-scale advanced applications. To use graphene in industrial applications, ZEN must generate the knowledge and expertise to convert graphite to the graphene derivatives at an industrial scale. As such, this research project seeks to generate the knowledge to synthesize graphene from ZEN's graphite using cost-effective, environmentally-friendly techniques and scale-up the process.
The multifunctional properties of the graphene propose it as an outstanding nanomaterial to improve the physical properties of polymers. Polymers feature superior characteristics such as lightweight, low cost, easy processability, corrosion resistance, and improved design options. These properties propose polymers as versatile futuristic substitutions for commonly used materials, such as metals and ceramics, for advanced applications. Nevertheless, pristine polymers lack the required physical properties to accomplish this mission. The marriage of graphene with polymers results in the development of advanced multifunctional graphene/polymer nanocomposites enjoying the inherent properties of polymers woven with the multifunctionality of the graphene. To this end, this research project also seeks to incorporate the synthesized engineered graphene into polymers to improve their physical properties, including electrical, thermal, mechanical, and acoustic properties. The developed graphene/polymer nanocomposites will be shaped using compression molding and 3D printing techniques for performance testing.
This research project will train HQP (1 postdoctoral fellow and 5 PhD students) with expertise and hands-on experience in Graphene Nanomaterials Synthesis and Characterization, Polymer Processing and 3D Printing, and Multifunctional Polymer Nanocomposites Development and Characterization. Such a broad range of expertise will shape the competent HQP with interdisciplinary backgrounds, who will be able to practice in numerous sectors in Canada, thereby enhancing the competitiveness of the Canada's economy. The success of this project would open new avenues for various sectors in Canada, such as defense, aerospace, and automotive, to develop new technologies based on engineered graphene nanomaterials and their multifunctional polymer nanocomposites. This project would benefit many Canadian academics, as it will allow us to synthesize and customize graphene nanomaterials and their polymer nanocomposites for academics in different scientific fields rather than necessitating the purchase of commercial materials. The results of this project could potentially create new jobs for Canadians. For instance, ZEN estimates that the successful production of graphene out of graphite at an industrial scale could potentially lead to 300 new jobs in Northern Ontario.
石墨烯纳米材料是碳原子的单层,具有显着的物理特性,例如高电导率,导热率,机械强度以及耐热性和耐化学性。这些特性以及其较大的表面积,使石墨烯成为无数科学研究领域的吸引力的基础材料以及能源,电子,国防,汽车,汽车,航空航天,建筑,药物输送,诊断等工业应用。石墨烯合成的主要前体材料是石墨,这是在火成岩中发现的本地元素矿物。实际上,石墨是与分子力相互连接的许多石墨烯层的一堆。为了合成石墨烯,石墨层应被剥落。
我们在该项目的行业合作伙伴Zen石墨烯解决方案有限公司(“ Zen”)在安大略省北部发现了一个非常罕见的火成岩相关的石墨矿床,称为奥尔巴尼矿床[www.zengraphene.com]。该资源可能使ZEN生产商用数量的石墨烯,以用于高价值的大规模高级应用。要在工业应用中使用石墨烯,ZEN必须生成知识和专业知识,以将石墨以工业规模转换为石墨烯衍生物。因此,该研究项目旨在使用具有成本效益,环保的技术并扩大过程来生成知识,从而从Zen的石墨中合成石墨烯。
石墨烯的多功能特性将其作为一种出色的纳米材料,以改善聚合物的物理特性。聚合物具有较高的特征,例如轻质,低成本,易于加工性,耐腐蚀性和改进的设计选项。这些特性建议聚合物作为多功能未来派的替代,用于常用材料,例如金属和陶瓷,用于高级应用。然而,原始聚合物缺乏完成此任务所需的物理特性。石墨烯与聚合物的结合导致了高级多功能石墨烯/聚合物纳米复合材料的发展,这些聚合物具有与石墨烯的多功能性编织的聚合物的固有特性。为此,该研究项目还试图将合成的工程石墨烯纳入聚合物中,以改善其物理性能,包括电气,热,机械和声学特性。开发的石墨烯/聚合物纳米复合材料将使用压缩成型和3D打印技术来形成性能测试。
该研究项目将在石墨烯纳米材料合成和表征,聚合物加工和3D打印以及多功能聚合物纳米复合材料的开发和表征方面培训HQP(1名博士后研究员和5名博士生),并具有专业知识和动手经验。如此广泛的专业知识将以跨学科背景来塑造有能力的HQP,他们将能够在加拿大的众多部门实践,从而增强加拿大经济的竞争力。该项目的成功将为加拿大各个部门(例如国防,航空航天和汽车)开放新的途径,以开发基于工程石墨烯纳米材料及其多功能聚合物纳米复合材料的新技术。该项目将使许多加拿大学术界受益,因为它可以使我们合成并自定义石墨烯纳米材料及其聚合物纳米复合材料,用于不同科学领域的学者,而不必购买商业材料。该项目的结果可能会为加拿大人创造新的就业机会。例如,ZEN估计,以工业规模从石墨中成功生产石墨烯可能会导致安大略省北部的300个新工作。
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