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Alfa Chemistry Launches a New Sub-Website for the Supply of Graphene and Related CRO Service

Topic: Business DevelopmentPublished April 24, 2021
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Currently graphene has been widely used in modern technology. In order to make graphene products and related CRO services more accessible to scientists and researchers worldwide, Alfa Chemistry announces to have established a new sub-website earlier this month in 2021. Graphene in the form of 3-D graphite electrodes is a key source of power for portable electronic appliances, especially wireless telephones, computers, laptop, and digital cameras. Ever since its discovery, graphene has attracted tremendous research interest in both scientific studies and technological development because of its exceptional performance in the electric, mechanical, and chemical aspects. The wide ranges of grapheme products provided by Alfa Chemistry are listed as below: CVD Graphene, which covers Accessories, CVD Graphene on Coated/Substrate, TEM Support Films, Wafers Graphene Series, which covers BioGraphene, Coating Series, Doped Graphene, Functionalized Graphene, Graphene and Graphene Oxide, Graphite, and Ink Series. Graphene-like Materials, which covers Black Phosphorus, Boron Nitride, Molybdenum Diselenide (MoSe2), Moybdenum Disulfide (MoS2), Trial Kits, Tungsten Diselenide (WSe2), and Tungsten Disulfide (WS2). Quantum Dots & Upconverting Nanoparticles, which covers FluoDot, GlowDot, Quantum Dots, and Upconverting Nanoparticles. Other Carbon Nanomaterials, which covers Carbon Black, Carbon Nanochips, Carbon Nanofibers, Carbon Nanohoops, Carbon Nanohorns, Carbon Nanoparticles (≧99%), Carbon Nanorods, Carbon Nanotubes, Fullerenes, and Nano-ceramic. The grapheme-related CRO services include: Graphene Analysis & Quality AssurancernThe quality of graphene varies with production conditions, so manufacturers need reliable structure and quality feedback to optimize the process. Alfa Chemistry provides Defect Characterization, Element Composition and Content Analysis, Layers and Thickness Characterization, Oxygen Content Testing, and Surface Topography Characterization. Custom ManufacturingrnAs a material manufacturer and technical service provider, Alfa Chemistry is capable of providing multiple services to meet the specific needs of customers arising from different projects. The tailor-made services include: Customized Graphene Dispersion, Customized Graphene-Based, Silicon-Carbon Composites, Customized High Surface Area Carbon Material, Graphene Modification, Graphene Quantum Dots Modification, Graphene Transfer Service, Preparation of Graphene-Based TCE, and Silicon-Carbon Composites Modification. For more information, please visit https://graphene.alfa-chemistry.com/ or just email at support@alfa-chemistry.com.

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