Reticulated Vitreous Carbon Electrode

Reticular vitreous carbon is a three-dimensional, microporous material made from glassy foam, featuring a high void ratio of 90%-97%, low density (0.03g/cm³), excellent chemical stability, and impressive specific surface area and conductivity. It also boasts low thermal conductivity and expansion, high structural strength, and minimal fluid resistance. This type of electrode shows great potential in applications such as organic electrochemical synthesis, electrocatalytic reactions, and electrochemical research.