UP Catalyst Hard Carbon (HC) is a special type of carbon produced out of biomass waste – an organic material with a carbon-rich structure. Reduced carbon footprint, high purity, and ultra-microporosity distinguish our lignin-derived hard carbon from the market.
Non-graphitizable carbon in powder format.
H₂O or organic DHLG (dihydrolevoglucosenone) dispersion with concentration ranging from 1 to 3% w/w.
Non-graphitizable carbon in powder format.
Hard carbon improves ionic flow and provides higher power density in batteries.
The use of hard carbon improves desalination of high-saline water due to its ability to repel ions. Nanometer pores of NPBCs improve desalination performance and are effective in high-inflow solutions.
Hard carbon improves the conductive properties of paints and thus can be used in functionalized polymers and specialty coatings. Also can be used for electromagnetic shielding applications.
Hard Carbon can effectively separate water from other substances by ultra-fast diffusion occurring in the pores.
Higher surface area of hard carbon allows to capture more CO₂ efficiently from the air
Hard carbon improves ionic flow and provides higher power density in batteries.
The use of hard carbon improves desalination of high-saline water due to its ability to repel ions. Nanometer pores of NPBCs improve desalination performance and are effective in high-inflow solutions.
Hard carbon improves the conductive properties of paints and thus can be used in functionalized polymers and specialty coatings. Also can be used for electromagnetic shielding applications.
Hard Carbon can effectively separate water from other substances by ultra-fast diffusion occurring in the pores.
Higher surface area of hard carbon allows to capture more CO₂ efficiently from the air
Hard carbon stands out due to their high surface area and nanometer pores. It is a valuable component in the energy storage sector, especially in supercapacitors and sodium-ion batteries, where it is proven to enhance the battery capacity.
Be part of the green revolution using sustainable carbon nanomaterials and graphite made from industrial CO₂ emissions.