I'm trying to suss out how some powder graphitic material I processed compares to marketed graphite products in regards to electrical conductivity.
The way I tested was by placing the powder in a filter, flushing it and letting it air dry. This resulted in a fairly compacted material which I then
probed with a multimeter, placing the pins 1cm apart for a prolonged and stable reading of 14.4ohms.
How does that compare with what's out there in the world?
The way I tested was by placing the powder in a filter, flushing it and letting it air dry. This resulted in a fairly compacted material which I then
probed with a multimeter, placing the pins 1cm apart for a prolonged and stable reading of 14.4ohms.
How does that compare with what's out there in the world?