Carbon Foam

Basic Parameters

Applications

Carbon foam can be used as an electrode material in lithium-ion batteries, current collectors and supercapacitors.

• Lithium-ion batteries. The porous nature of carbon foam provides a large surface area for lithium ions to interact with, which can enhance the battery's capacity and efficiency. In addition, its high electrical conductivity helps in the swift transfer of electrons, improving overall battery performance.

• Current collectors. Carbon foam can be used as a current collector in batteries due to its lightweight and conductive properties. It supports the active material while facilitating efficient electron flow.

• Supercapacitors. In supercapacitors, carbon foam can be used in the electrodes to store and release energy quickly, taking advantage of its high surface area and conductivity.

Properties

• High surface area. The porous structure of carbon foam provides a vast surface area, which is beneficial for electrochemical reactions.
• Excellent electrical conductivity. Carbon foam has excellent electrical conductivity, making it suitable for use in energy storage devices.
• Lightweight. The low density of carbon foam allows it to be used in applications where weight is critical.
• Excellent thermal conductivity. Carbon foam has good thermal conductivity, which helps to dissipate heat.
• Excellent chemical stability. Carbon foam is highly resistant to chemical reactions, ensuring durability and longevity.