Nitrogen-Doped Mesoporous Carbon CMK-3

Product Overview
Nitrogen-doped mesoporous carbon CMK-3 is a special carbon material that introduces nitrogen atoms into the preparation process, enhancing its electronic structure and surface properties. It retains the highly ordered mesoporous structure of CMK-3 and, through nitrogen doping, improves its electronic conductivity, chemical reactivity, and hydrophilicity, making it a promising material for a wide range of applications.

Key Features

• Well-ordered Mesoporous Structure:Inherits the ordered mesoporous structure of CMK-3, with highly uniform pore size distribution.
• Improved Electronic Conductivity:The nitrogen doping increases electron density, enhancing conductivity.
• Enhanced Surface Chemical Activity:The incorporation of nitrogen creates additional active sites such as pyridine, pyrrole, and amine groups, boosting adsorption and catalytic performance.
• Increased Hydrophilicity:Enhances performance in aqueous environments, expanding its application in water-based systems.

Applications

• Supercapacitors:Used as electrode materials to improve energy density and power density, widely applied in supercapacitors.
• Catalyst Supports:Its high surface area and ordered pore structure make it an ideal catalyst support material for various chemical reactions.
• Gas Adsorption and Separation:Offers excellent gas adsorption capabilities, making it suitable for gas separation and purification applications.
• Biological Imaging and Sensors:Shows potential in biological imaging and sensor applications, particularly in medical diagnostics.
• Energy Storage Materials:Serves as a carrier or component in energy storage devices, enhancing the performance of energy storage systems.