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  • Catalytic graphitization of cellulose using nickel as

    Full Article. Catalytic Graphitization of Cellulose Using Nickel as Catalyst. Chao Chen a c Kang Sun a b c Ao Wang a Siqun Wang c and Jianchun Jiang a b Microcrystalline cellulose was pyrolyzed and catalytically graphitized under temperatures ranging from 1000 °C

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  • Real-Time Observation of Tubule Formation from Amorphous

    Jul 20 2006 · The tubule formation process from amorphous carbon nanowires under high-bias-caused Joule heating was observed in real time in a high-resolution transmission electron microscope. The crystallization of the amorphous carbon nanowires occurred in two distinct ways the formation of tubular graphitic basal planes parallel to the nanowire axis on the surface and the formation of nano

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  • Graphitization of amorphous carbons A comparative study

    Nov 01 2016 · The amorphous carbon system provides a critical test of the transferability of the potential while the annealing simulations illustrate the graphitization process and test bond-making and -breaking. A wide spread of behavior is seen across the six potentials with quantities such as sp 2 fraction radial distribution function morphology ring

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  • Graphitization of amorphous carbons A comparative study

    Nov 01 2016 · The amorphous carbon system provides a critical test of the transferability of the potential while the annealing simulations illustrate the graphitization process and test bond-making and -breaking. A wide spread of behavior is seen across the six potentials with quantities such as sp 2 fraction radial distribution function morphology ring

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  • Full graphitization of amorphous carbon by microwave heating

    microwave heating of solid carbon materials however no in-depth studies have tested the validity of this supposition.46 47 Here we report a novel method of graphitization using microwave heating with catalyst. Although microwave heat-ing has been reported previously full graphitization of amorphous carbon powders is achieved for the rst time by

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  • Full graphitization of amorphous carbon by microwave heating

    Supporting Information for Full graphitization of amorphous carbon by microwave heating Teawon Kim 1 Jaegeun Lee 2 Kun-Hong Lee1 1Department of Chemical Engineering Pohang University of Science Technology Pohang Korea 2Carbon Convergence Materials Research Center Korea Institute of Science and Technology Eunha-ri San 101 Bongdong-eup Wanju-gun Jeollabuk

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  • Graphitization of Gallium‐Incorporated Carbon Nanofibers

    Aug 22 2020 · This study demonstrates graphitization directly through the amorphous carbon under the catalysis of a low‐melting‐point metal gallium (Ga) by heating in a vacuum heater as well as by Joule heating during in situ transmission electron microscopy (TEM) operation.

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  • Full graphitization of amorphous carbon by microwave

    Request PDF Full graphitization of amorphous carbon by microwave heating Natural graphite is labelled as a supply risk material due to rapidly increasing demand and limited reserves. The

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  • Carbon Welding by Ultrafast Joule Heating Nano Letters

    The high temperature Joule heating not only enables fast graphitization of carbon materials at high temperature but also provides a new strategy to build covalently bonded graphitic carbon networks from amorphous carbon source. Because of the high electrical conductivity good mechanical structures and anticorrosion properties the 3D

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  • Understanding the catalyst-free transformation of

    Jan 23 2013 · We shed light on the catalyst-free growth of graphene from amorphous carbon (a–C) by current-induced annealing by witnessing the mechanism both with in-situ transmission electron microscopy and

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  • Graphitization of amorphous carbon at high pressures to 15

    Upon heating at 2 GPa amorphous carbon turns into graphite at ∼900 °C. The temperature for the graphitization decreases with increasing pressure and approaches 600 °C at 10 GPa or higher. The graphitization process at 15 GPa comprises two stages over a temperature range 600–1300 °C.

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  • Microwave-Assisted Preparation of Activated Carbon

    Activated carbon an amorphous carbon material with a high specific surface area and void fraction is widely used as an economical adsorbent in many fields. In this work a kind of new activated carbon composite for saccharide column separation was prepared by zinc chloride impregnating and microwave heating. The structural characterizations validate the increase in porosity and the specific

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  • Graphitization of amorphous carbon on a multiwall carbon

    Structural changes in amorphous carbon coating the surfaces of multiwall carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) under applying an electric current were investigated by in situ transmission electron microscopy with simultaneous measurements of the bias voltage and electric current. Joule heating transformed amorphous carbon

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  • Study of Ni-Catalyzed Graphitization Process of Diamond by

    The authors examine graphitization of amorphous carbon (a-C) in a-C/Ni bilayer samples having the structure Si/SiO2/a-C(3-30 nm)/Ni(100 nm). In situ x-ray diffraction (XRD) measurements during heating in He at 3 °C/s to 1000 °C showed graphitic C formation beginning at temps.

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  • Carbon Welding by Ultrafast Joule Heating Nano Letters

    The high temperature Joule heating not only enables fast graphitization of carbon materials at high temperature but also provides a new strategy to build covalently bonded graphitic carbon networks from amorphous carbon source. Because of the high electrical conductivity good mechanical structures and anticorrosion properties the 3D

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  • Graphitization of amorphous carbon at high pressures to 15

    Upon heating at 2 GPa amorphous carbon turns into graphite at ∼900 °C. The temperature for the graphitization decreases with increasing pressure and approaches 600 °C at 10 GPa or higher. The graphitization process at 15 GPa comprises two stages over a temperature range 600–1300 °C.

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  • Frontiers Effects of Heat-Treatment on the

    Nov 24 2020 · In this work turbostratic graphite carbon was formed in-situ in the amorphous SiCN fibers by simply heat treating them at 1 300°C–1 600°C in an N 2 atmosphere. Results showed that the EMW absorbing properties of the amorphous SiCN fibers could be largely enhanced after annealing at 1 500°C with a minimum RL value of −55.8 dB and an

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  • Real-Time Observation of Tubule Formation from Amorphous

    The tubule formation process from amorphous carbon nanowires under high-bias-caused Joule heating was observed in real time in a high-resolution transmission electron microscope. The crystallization of the amorphous carbon nanowires occurred in two distinct ways the formation of tubular graphitic basal planes parallel to the nanowire axis on the surface and the formation of nano

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  • Annealing effect on the microstructure modification and

    Under optimum deposition conditions amorphous carbon nitride coatings can be synthesized on ultrasmooth thin-film disks with no significant pinholes at thickness down To 5 nm with hardness 22-28

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  • Graphitization of amorphous carbon on a multiwall carbon

    Structural changes in amorphous carbon coating the surfaces of multiwall carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) under applying an electric current were investigated by in situ transmission electron microscopy with simultaneous measurements of the bias voltage and electric current. Joule heating transformed amorphous carbon on the surfaces of individual MWNTs suspended between gold electrodes into

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  • Processes Free Full-Text Highly Porous Graphitic

    At present the preparation of highly porous graphitic activated carbons (HPGACs) using the usual physical and chemical activation methods has met a bottleneck. In this study HPGACs are directly synthesized from lignite at 900 °C. The whole process is completed by a microwave pretreatment a graphitization conversion of the carbon framework at a low temperature using a small amount of

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  • Real-Time Observation of Tubule Formation from Amorphous

    Jul 20 2006 · The tubule formation process from amorphous carbon nanowires under high-bias-caused Joule heating was observed in real time in a high-resolution transmission electron microscope. The crystallization of the amorphous carbon nanowires occurred in two distinct ways the formation of tubular graphitic basal planes parallel to the nanowire axis on the surface and the formation of nano

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  • Catalytic graphitization of three-dimensional wood-derived

    According to XRD the heat treatment graphitization of pitch yields a highly crystalline graphite with negligible turbostratic or amorphous components. However Raman spectra reveal a small edge disorder contribution (D1 1350 cm −1 ) resulting from the polycrystalline nature of the graphitized pitch.

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  • In situ x-ray diffraction study of graphitic carbon formed

    Apr 15 2010 · We examine graphitization of amorphous carbon (a-C) in a-C/Ni bilayer samples having the structure Si/SiO2/a-C(3–30 nm)/Ni(100 nm). In situ x-ray diffraction study of graphitic carbon formed during heating and cooling of amorphous-C/Ni bilayers Appl. Phys. Lett. 96 153105 The number of views represents the full text views from

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  • Carbon fibers with eddy current loss characteristics

    Dec 15 2020 · The interface isomerization of amorphous carbon and graphitized carbon and the defects in amorphous carbon and graphitized carbon can be regarded as polarization centers which leaded to dielectric loss. In terms of structure the skin effect occurred in the bridged carbon fiber which generated eddy current loss and helped microwave absorption.

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  • Carbon fibers with eddy current loss characteristics

    Dec 15 2020 · The interface isomerization of amorphous carbon and graphitized carbon and the defects in amorphous carbon and graphitized carbon can be regarded as polarization centers which leaded to dielectric loss. In terms of structure the skin effect occurred in the bridged carbon fiber which generated eddy current loss and helped microwave absorption.

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  • Real-Time Observation of Tubule Formation from Amorphous

    Jul 20 2006 · The tubule formation process from amorphous carbon nanowires under high-bias-caused Joule heating was observed in real time in a high-resolution transmission electron microscope. The crystallization of the amorphous carbon nanowires occurred in two distinct ways the formation of tubular graphitic basal planes parallel to the nanowire axis on the surface and the formation of nano

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  • Augmentation of graphite purity from mineral resources and

    Sep 01 2018 · In the present study microwave irradiation was used for the graphitization of carbon using different metal (Ni Co Fe Cr) salts as catalysts. Microwave irradiation excels from the classical thermal treatment since in the former case the reaction time and the temperature used is low.

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  • Microwave-Assisted Preparation of Activated Carbon

    Activated carbon an amorphous carbon material with a high specific surface area and void fraction is widely used as an economical adsorbent in many fields. In this work a kind of new activated carbon composite for saccharide column separation was prepared by zinc chloride impregnating and microwave heating. The structural characterizations validate the increase in porosity and the specific

    Get Price
  • Large-scale preparation of Co nanoparticles as an additive

    Jan 26 2021 · The banding state of carbon (graphitization in the graph represent amorphous carbon (D core–shell Co C microspheres for high-performance microwave absorption. Carbon 111

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