Glassy Carbon 3000C Glassy Carbon (RVC) Tube

Goodfellow's Glassy Carbon 3000C Glassy Carbon (RVC) Tube is an advanced carbon material known for its unique combination of properties. This tube is made from reticulated vitreous carbon (RVC), a form of glassy carbon that has been processed at extremely high temperatures (3000°C), resulting in a highly pure, open-cell foam structure. It exhibits exceptional chemical inertness, high thermal stability, low density, and good electrical conductivity. Its porous structure provides a high surface area to volume ratio, making it valuable for various specialized applications. Glassy Carbon RVC Tubes find significant use in industries such as electrochemistry, materials science, and environmental technology. They serve as ideal electrode materials in electrochemical applications due to their wide potential window and low background current. In materials science, they're utilized as high-temperature filters and as substrates for catalysts. Environmental applications include their use in air and water purification systems. Cutting-edge research explores their potential in developing advanced energy storage devices, such as supercapacitors, and as components in high-temperature fuel cells. The unique properties of Glassy Carbon RVC Tubes make them a subject of ongoing research in fields such as advanced materials, energy storage, and environmental remediation. Their significance in both specialized industrial applications and scientific investigations underscores their potential in advancing technologies that require materials with a combination of high purity, thermal stability, and controlled porosity.