CAS-No.: 7440-44-0
Highly oriented pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) is a metal consisting of multiple layers held together via Van der Waals forces. Individual 2D layers can be easily cleaved and exfoliated from the stack. Each layer looks like a mosaic of microscopic crystal grains of varying sizes. The overall structure is columnar and the columns run vertically on the flat surface. The surface of each layer resembles steps; single and multiple atomic steps are created during the cleaving process where single steps have a well-defined height of 0.34nm. HPOG is graded based on the angle of deviation of the grain’s boundaries from the perpendicular axis of the columns; this measure is called the mosaic spread. Highly ordered HOPG (Grade A) has a low mosaic spread.
Find sheets of highly ordered pyrolytic graphite (Grade A) at with us. Our grade A HOPG has a mosaic spread angle of 0.5° +/- 0.1° with virtually no visible steps on exfoliated faces. This grade is ideal for applications such as instrument calibration, X-Ray diffraction, and neutron scattering and diffraction.
1. Properties
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Appearance: |
Black block |
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Purity: |
>99.99% |
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Mosaic Spread Angle: |
0.5°±0.1° |
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Size: |
10×10×1.0 mm |
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20×20×1.0 mm |
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20×20×(1.6-2.0) mm |
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