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Diameter-Controlled Growth of Carbon Nanotubes Through Pyrolysis of Acetylene Using Rare Earth Alloy as Catalyst in Hydrogen

Diameter-Controlled Growth of Carbon Nanotubes Through Pyrolysis of Acetylene Using Rare Earth Alloy as Catalyst in Hydrogen
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摘要 High-purity carbon nanotubes(CNTs)were synthesized in hydrogen ambience by CVD method by (using) rare earth alloy MlM_(5-1.35)(CoAlMn)_(1.35) as catalyst, acetylene as carbon source. The influence of hydrogen flow rate on the diameter, shape, purity, graphitization degree and output of carbon nanotubes was systematically studied by scanning selectronic microscopy(SEM), transmission electron microscopy(TEM), X-ray diffraction(XRD)and Raman technique. The results indicate that the size of MlM alloy particles changed from μm order into nm order during the process of hydrogen reduction. While no introducing hydrogen in the reaction of acetylene and catalyst, CNTs can also be synthesized on the catalyst. The CNTs are short and thick with average diameter of about 97.8 nm, and the wall of CNTs is also thick and rough. With increasing of hydrogen flow rate, the diameter of CNTs first decrease and then increase, while the output, purity, and graphitization degree first increase and then decrease. The optimized conditions are: CNTs reach its narrowest size with diameter of 49.1 nm when hydrogen flow rate is 50 ml·min^(-1). The purity, graphitization degree, and output of CNTs reach highest and largest when hydrogren flow rate is 75 ml·min^(-1). It has the most uniform tube size of 97.38 nm when hydrogen flow rate is 100 (ml·min^(-1).) High-purity carbon nanotubes(CNTs)were synthesized in hydrogen ambience by CVD method by (using) rare earth alloy MlM_(5-1.35)(CoAlMn)_(1.35) as catalyst, acetylene as carbon source. The influence of hydrogen flow rate on the diameter, shape, purity, graphitization degree and output of carbon nanotubes was systematically studied by scanning selectronic microscopy(SEM), transmission electron microscopy(TEM), X-ray diffraction(XRD)and Raman technique. The results indicate that the size of MlM alloy particles changed from μm order into nm order during the process of hydrogen reduction. While no introducing hydrogen in the reaction of acetylene and catalyst, CNTs can also be synthesized on the catalyst. The CNTs are short and thick with average diameter of about 97.8 nm, and the wall of CNTs is also thick and rough. With increasing of hydrogen flow rate, the diameter of CNTs first decrease and then increase, while the output, purity, and graphitization degree first increase and then decrease. The optimized conditions are: CNTs reach its narrowest size with diameter of 49.1 nm when hydrogen flow rate is 50 ml·min^(-1). The purity, graphitization degree, and output of CNTs reach highest and largest when hydrogren flow rate is 75 ml·min^(-1). It has the most uniform tube size of 97.38 nm when hydrogen flow rate is 100 (ml·min^(-1).)
出处 《Journal of Rare Earths》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2004年第6期859-863,共5页 稀土学报(英文版)
基金 ProjectssupportedbytheNationalNaturalScienceFoundationofChina(5 0 3 72 0 13 )andtheGuangdongProvinceNaturalScienceFoundationofChina(2 0 0 10 0 2 6 0 0 40 0 9487)
关键词 catalytic pyrolysis CNTS controllable diameter rare earth catalytic pyrolysis CNTs controllable diameter rare earth
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