Multilayer graphene was prepared by mechanical exfoliation of natural graphite with dioctyl phthalate （DOP） as milling medium without solvent. The obtained mixture could be directly mixed with poly（vinyl chloride）...Multilayer graphene was prepared by mechanical exfoliation of natural graphite with dioctyl phthalate （DOP） as milling medium without solvent. The obtained mixture could be directly mixed with poly（vinyl chloride） （PVC） for melt-forming, with DOP acting as plasticizer and graphene acting as conductive filler for antistatic performance. The composite showed surface resistance of 2.5 ×10 6 Ω/ at 1 wt% carbon additive, significantly lower than approx. 7 wt% of raw graphite required for achieving the same level. This value is low enough for practical antistatic criterion of 3 × 10 8 Ω/ . The effect of filler addition on mechanical performance was minimal, or even beneficial for the milled carbon in contrast to the case of raw graphite.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 51472253 and 51772306)
文摘Multilayer graphene was prepared by mechanical exfoliation of natural graphite with dioctyl phthalate （DOP） as milling medium without solvent. The obtained mixture could be directly mixed with poly（vinyl chloride） （PVC） for melt-forming, with DOP acting as plasticizer and graphene acting as conductive filler for antistatic performance. The composite showed surface resistance of 2.5 ×10 6 Ω/ at 1 wt% carbon additive, significantly lower than approx. 7 wt% of raw graphite required for achieving the same level. This value is low enough for practical antistatic criterion of 3 × 10 8 Ω/ . The effect of filler addition on mechanical performance was minimal, or even beneficial for the milled carbon in contrast to the case of raw graphite.
