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Following is a CAS database record representing a highly cited patent family.



CAS indexed 31 chemical substances from this document.
CAS subject entries for this document include: Metals, uses and miscellaneous; Polymers, uses and miscellaneous; Alcohols, uses and miscellaneous; and 13 additional concepts.

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TITLE: Carbon fibrils and compositions containing them
INVENTOR(S): Tennett, Howard G.
PATENT ASSIGNEE(S): Hyperion Catalysis International, Inc., USA
SOURCE: PCT Int. Appl., 44 pp. CODEN: PIXXD2
LANGUAGE: English
PATENT INFORMATION:
PATENT NO.          KIND   DATE        APPLICATION NO.        DATE
---------------     ----   --------    --------------------   --------
WO 8603455 A1 19860619 WO 1985-US2390 19851204 W: AU, BR, DK, FI, JP, KR, NO RW: AT, BE, CH, DE, FR, GB, IT, LU, NL, SE US 4663230 A 19870505 US 1984-678701 19841206 IL 77210 A1 19901105 IL 1985-77210 19851203 AU 8652058 A1 19860701 AU 1986-52058 19851204 AU 590239 B2 19891102 ZA 8509293 A 19860827 ZA 1985-9293 19851204 EP 205556 A1 19861230 EP 1986-900426 19851204 EP 205556 B1 19950510 R: AT, BE, CH, DE, FR, GB, IT, LI, LU, NL, SE BR 8507114 A 19870331 BR 1985-7114 19851204 JP 62500943 T2 19870416 JP 1986-500094 19851204 JP 03064606 B4 19911007 CA 1284857 A1 19910618 CA 1985-496810 19851204 AT 122406 E 19950515 AT 1986-900426 19851204 FI 8603200 A 19860805 FI 1986-3200 19860805 FI 87938 B 19921130 FI 87938 C 19930310 NO 8603163 A 19860805 NO 1986-3163 19860805 NO 173514 B 19930913 NO 173514 C 19931222 DK 8603762 A 19860806 DK 1986-3762 19860806 DK 170841 B1 19960205 US 5171560 A 19921215 US 1990-492365 19900309 JP 03174018 A2 19910729 JP 1990-76556 19900326 JP 2588626 B2 19970305 US 5165909 A 19921124 US 1990-593319 19901001 US 5707916 A 19980113 US 1991-694244 19910501 US 5611964 A 19970318 US 1995-407266 19950320 JP 08027279 A2 19960130 JP 1995-115971 19950515 JP 2641712 B2 19970820 US 5877110 A 19990302 US 1995-448122 19950523 US 5578543 A 19961126 US 1995-463879 19950605 US 5650370 A 19970722 US 1995-463880 19950605 US 6235674 B1 20010522 US 1995-463295 19950605 US 5589152 A 19961231 US 1995-466878 19950606 US 6375917 B1 20020423 US 1995-469670 19950606 US 5500200 A 19960319 US 1995-479864 19950607 US 2001036549 A1 20011101 US 2001-843182 20010426 US 6423288 B2 20020723

ABSTRACT:
Cylindrical carbon fibrils with a substantially const. diam. at 3.5-70 nm, substantially free of thermal overcoat, with length approx. 102-104 the diam., an outer region of multiple, essentially continuous layers of ordered C atoms, and a distinct inner core region, are produced by contacting C-contg. compds., e.g., arom., nonarom., and O-contg. hydrocarbons, with supported, catalytic, metal-contg. particles, in the presence of compds., e.g., CO2, H2, H2O, and CO, which react with C at 850-1200.degree.. The fibrils are (highly) useful in the manuf. of composites and are effective as reinforcing materials, elec. and thermal cond. enhancers, electromagnetic shielding materials, and in increasing the surfaces area of electrodes and electrolytic capacitor plates. Thus, in 23 expts., using Fe-based, supported catalysts and 9:1 H-benzene mixts., the effect of pretreatment, time, and temp. on the formation of fibrils is demonstrated.

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