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OCSiAl fosters the development of the nanoaugmented materials industry and provides TUBALL single wall carbon nanotube samples for free. Do you have an idea for a technology, material or product based on single wall carbon nanotubes? Fill in the form below and receive 10 grams of nanotubes to put your idea into practice. All sample delivery costs are covered by OCSiAl.  

Every year the best projects for new single wall carbon nanotube applications receive the TUBALL Awards. The winning projects are designed to significantly improve the properties of industrial materials and contribute to the development of global industries. Any researcher working with TUBALL nanotubes is welcome to apply.

Winners receive $10K per project and will have a chance to sign an exclusive contract or a partner agreement with OCSiAl on special terms.

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PUBLICATIONS

This is the selection of papers on the most groundbreaking and inspiring research works with TUBALL single wall carbon nanotubes published across the world. Enjoy the reading and hope your research will join this collection soon!

Energy sources and storage

• Power Sources, 2020, Optimization of Graphite–SiO blend electrodes for lithium-ion batteries: Stable cycling enabled by single-walled carbon nanotube conductive additive.
  The use of SWCNT conductive additive enables graphite-free SiO electrodes with 74% higher volumetric energy and superior full-cell cycling compared to graphite electrodes. Read more
• ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces, 2020, Highly Exfoliated and Functionalized Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes as Fast-Charging, High-Capacity Cathodes for Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Batteries.
  The highly exfoliated, oxygen-functionalized single-walled carbon nanotubes can be applied to LIBs designed for high-rate operations, fast charging, long-term cyclability and high gravimetric capacity through a sequential oxidation–reduction process. Read more
• Applied Catalysis B: Environmental, 2020, A platinum nanowire electrocatalyst on single-walled carbon nanotubes to drive hydrogen evolution.
  Pertinent existing hydrogen technologies for energy storage require unsustainable amounts of scarce platinum group metals. 100 times lower Pt content induces comparable activity with facile synthesis of Pt nanowires (PtNW) on carbon nanotubes (SWNT). Read more
• Nature energy, 2019, High areal capacity battery electrodes enabled by segregated nanotube networks.
  The segregated network composite of carbon nanotubes with a range of lithium storage materials suppresses mechanical instabilities allowing the fabrication of high-performance electrodes with thicknesses of up to 800 μm and increasing the energy storage capability of their areal capacity. Read more
• Energy Storage Materials, 2019, Heteromat-framed metal-organic coordination polymer anodes for high-performance lithium-ion batteries.
  Nickel 2,6-naphthalenedicarboxylate (NiNDC) is a model organic-based anode material with the structural uniqueness ultimately affords facile redox kinetics and outstanding electrochemical performance, while surpassing the performance of conventional lithium-ion battery organic-based anodes. Carbon nanotubes offer three-dimensional bicontinuous electron/ion conductive pathways toward organic-based active materials. Read more

Composites

• Materials & Design, 2019, Simultaneous realization of conductive segregation network microstructure and minimal surface porous macrostructure by SLS3D printing.
  3D printed composite based on SWCNTs-w-TPU powders possesses an ultra-low conductive percolation threshold with minimal surface porous macrostructure showing the relationship between the piezoresistive sensitivity and the localized strain distribution. Read more
• Composite Materials, 2019, Characterization and morphological development of polypropylene/polyamide 6 blends using polyamide 6 powder and single-walled carbon nanotube.
  With a 60.43% of phase continuity of polyamide 6 phase in PNPS2, fiber-like morphology contributed to the increase of effective single-walled carbon nanotubes volume concentration with more filler-to-filler connection, resulting in the improvement in thermal conductivity. Read more
• Carbon, 2019, Interfacially-grafted single-walled carbon nanotube / poly (vinyl alcohol) composite fibers.
  The positive mechanical performance - increased strength (up to 1100\u202fMPa) and stiffness (up to 38.5\u202fGPa) - in interfacially-grafted single-walled carbon nanotube / poly (vinyl alcohol) composite fibers were attributed to the increased degree of dispersion of the SWCNTs in the dope. Read more
• AIP Conference Proceedings, 2019, Development of a colored GFRP with antistatic properties.
  This study shows that a modification with ultralow filler content of novel single wall carbon nanotubes converts an intrinsic insulating GFRP into one with antistatic properties. These properties remain even by adding pigments for customizing without affecting the wanted bright coloring (e.g. signal color). Read more
• Macromol. Mater. Eng. ,2019, Hybrid Electroactive Shape Memory Polymer Composites with Room Temperature Deformability.
  A new hybrid Shape Memory Polymer (SMP) is developed by combining single‐walled carbon nanotubes into a polylactic acid and thermoplastic polyurethane system containing polyethylene glycol plasticizer. The presence of SWCNT can stabilize the SMP system and significantly enhance the shape‐fixing capability after deformation at room temperature conditions. Read more
• Composites Part B: Engineering, 2019, Highly conductive ultra-sensitive SWCNT-coated glass fiber reinforcements for laminate composites structural health monitorin.
  The new developed “smart” reinforcement material made with single-wall carbon nanotube and glass fibres (GF-CNT). GF-CNT were employed to manufacture UD damage sensing composite laminates. Read more

Electronics

• Nature communications, 2020, A FinFET with one atomic layer channel.
  The one atomic layer FinFET adapted by template-growth method with different types of mono-layered two-dimensional crystals may shed light on the next generation nanoelectronics for higher integration and lower power consumption. Read more
• Fullerenes, Nanotubes and Carbon Nanostructures, 2019,Electromagnetic interference shielding of carbon nanotube-fluoropolymer elastomer composites with layered structure.
  Carbon nanotubes-containing polymer composites with layered gradient structure having potential in electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding aerosol coatings. Read more
• ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces, 2019, Mechanically Tunable Single-Walled Carbon Nanotube Films as a Universal Material for Transparent and Stretchable Electronics.
  Sensitive films, which insensitive to strain, could be formed with single-walled carbon nanotubes and deposited on a polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) substrate – a universal material for transparent and stretchable electronics. Read more

Membranes, sensors and actuators

• Applied Materials Today, 2019, Mildly oxidized SWCNT as new potential support membrane material for effective H₂/CO₂ separation.
  Flat free-standing chemically modified single wall carbon nanotube sheets are potentially usable as a new robust and tunable membrane support material for highly effective H₂/CO₂ separation.  Read more
• Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 2019, All-carbon fiber-based chemical sensor: Improved reversible NO₂ reaction kinetics.
  Novel all-carbon fiber-based NO₂ sensor was fabricated for reliable environmental monitoring. CNT fibers were firstly demonstrated as heating networks with high electrical conductivity and mechanical stability, which are suitable for controlling the operating temperature of sensor.  Read more

Medicine

• Nature communications, 2020, Clinically accurate diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease via multiplexed sensing of core biomarkers in human plasma.
  Clinically accurate and ultrasensitive detection of multiple Alzheimer’s disease core biomarkers in human plasma using densely aligned carbon nanotubes. Read more

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1. Where can I learn more about the quality and features of TUBALL nanotubes?
   To learn about the characteristics of TUBALL nanotubes in more detail, follow the link.
2. Who is eligible to receive 10 grams of TUBALL single wall carbon nanotubes? 
   All researchers who submit an application for a free sample on our website will receive 10 grams of TUBALL after consideration. We provide one sample per project. 
3. What do I need to do to get 10 grams of single wall carbon nanotubes?
   To get a sample, fill in the form on our website and agree to the terms of supply. Please, make sure the information provided, including your address and phone number, is correct. TUBALL single wall carbon nanotube samples are distributed free of charge.
4. Can I get more than 10 grams of single wall carbon nanotubes for my research?
   Yes, you can. Requests for 100 grams of single wall carbon nanotubes for further research are considered on an individual basis and require additional justification from the applicant. Please fill in the form for 100 grams and get more TUBALL.
5. How soon will I receive the nanotubes? 
   A TUBALL sample will be sent to the address stated in your application submitted at get.tuball.com. Time of delivery depends on your region and stock status, and can range from 6 months.
6. Will I have to pay for the delivery? 
   No, all sample delivery costs are covered by OCSiAl. 

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