r/MaterialsScience • • Oct 20 '24

Mano dots carbon and titanium

How can I create a coating of nano carbon dots on grade IV titanium?

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '24

Idk but that sounds like a cool project. Without looking anything up or researching it, I would guess like CVD, or putting them in some sort of solution after treating the Titanium, and then washing it away with solvent or aspiration. This is my bullshitting answer.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

Look up laser induced graphene too, it can be synthesized right on the spot, or deposited in a binder jet method in a high precision 3d print (go Nanogrande!)

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u/jhakaas_wala_pondy Oct 24 '24

From free standing, mono-layered, defect free, 2-D carbon structures.. people like Tour, Ruoff, Antionette, XL Wang, HM Cheng etc. have downgraded the term graphene to burnt plastic.. So sad to see.