Abstract
Carbon nanotubes are electrically conductive additives with an extremely small size and a high aspect ratio. According to the manufacturer Hyperion Catalysis International Inc. the resulting morphology enables nanotubes to develop a conducting network within a polymer matrix at low percentage loadings, typically 1.5–4.5% by weight. Plastics Additives & Compounding looks at some recent case studies involving nanotubes for applications in the electronics and automotive industries.
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