Method for the Production of Carbon-Based Nanoparticles

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This patent describes a method for producing carbon-based nanoparticles. The process involves heating (pyrolyzing) solid, undecomposed, and non-volatile organic salts or compounds that contain transition or rare earth metals, at a very fast rate (500-2000 Kelvin per minute) in the absence of oxygen.

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• Manufacturing advanced nanomaterials for electronics or semiconductors
• Production of catalysts for chemical reactions
• Development of high-performance batteries or supercapacitors
• Creation of reinforced composite materials for aerospace or automotive industries
• Fabrication of medical devices or drug delivery systems using nanoparticles

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• Enables efficient and rapid production of carbon-based nanoparticles
• Produces nanoparticles with potentially improved purity and structural control
• Allows for use of a wide variety of metal-containing organic precursors
• Can be applied without the need for an oxygen-free atmosphere, reducing contamination
• Supports scalable manufacturing processes for industrial applications

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Patent Abstract

Preparation of carbon based nanoparticle comprises pyrolizing solid, undecomposed, non-volatile organic salts or compounds with transition or rare earth metal with a heating rate of 500-2000 k/minute under the absence of oxygen.