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Ketjen black is basically a conductive agent and conductive agents are usually used to make sure that the electrode possesses good charge and discharge performance. So ketjen black is responsible for carrying out charges from one end to another. This works in various forms but its major contribution is in the form of a superconductor. A lot of experiments and researches were conducted in this regard and it came through that ketjen black is best used as a superconductor therefore its applications …

MoS2 is basically the chemical formula of molybdenum disulfide which is a compound known to be a transition metal dichalcogenide having a blackish and silvery appearance. MoS2 is one of the categories of dry lubricants as it exhibits low frictional properties. It has various categories in its properties as well and all of those are excellent contributors to the enhancement of the applications of MoS2. Due to the remarkable properties that it exhibits, it has several applications in the …

Nanoclays, with their unique layered structure and nanometric size, are transforming industries by enhancing the performance of materials in packaging, automotive, and environmental engineering. Their ability to improve strength, thermal stability, and barrier properties makes them indispensable in modern applications. However, sustainable production methods are crucial to minimize environmental impact and ensure the long-term viability of these materials. This article explores the challeng …

Carbon nanotubes are tiny tubes of carbon that are very small in size that they are measured in the form of nanometers. While graphene is the arrangement of carbon atoms in hexagonal lattice’s form. Both carbon nanotubes and graphene have exceptional characteristics and properties which enable them to lead various ways in which they can be modified and used. One of the main fields is the rubber technology in which these two compounds are excessively being used and doing remarkable work. It …

Few chemical compounds touch as many parts of daily life as calcium oxide. Known for centuries as quicklime or burnt lime, this simple combination of calcium and oxygen quietly underpins the buildings we live in, the steel in our cars, the water we drink, and the crops we grow. It is produced on an enormous scale, with global annual output measured in hundreds of millions of tonnes, yet most people never see it directly because it is consumed within industrial processes. This article explains wh …