Abstract
The structure and performance characteristics of nickel-coated graphite composite powder (NCG) are outlined. Several commonly used methods for preparing NCG, including hydrogenation reduction, electroless plating, electrodeposition, and chemical vapor deposition methods, are described. The principles, advantages, and disadvantages of each preparation method are studied. The application and development prospects of NCG in electromagnetic shielding, battery field, coatings, and conductive fillers are discussed. This paper speculates on the future application potential of NCG to better develop and apply high quality, industrialized, and practical NCG and lays a certain theoretical basis.
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