Preparation of structurized low-dimensional carbon, carbide, and metallic materials

I. A. Bashmakov; I. M. Grigor’eva; L. V. Solov’eva; F. N. Kaputskii; V. A. Samuilov; I. B. Butylina; V. K. Ksenevich

doi:10.1007/BF02758017

Preparation of structurized low-dimensional carbon, carbide, and metallic materials

I. A. Bashmakov
, I. M. Grigor’eva
, L. V. Solov’eva
, F. N. Kaputskii
, V. A. Samuilov
, I. B. Butylina
, V. K. Ksenevich

Materials Science and Engineering

Belarusian State University

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Abstract

Low-dimensional (wall thickness in the range 50-300 nm) ordered C, SiC, and Co structures in the form of mesoscopic grids with hexagonal cells were produced by heat-treating polymer precursors of preset geometry. The starting materials used were nitrocellulose and carboxylated nitrocellulose. The temperature of SiC formation was found to be considerably lower (1000-1300°C) than that in bulk samples. The composition and morphology of the products obtained by heat-treating precursor grids were shown to depend on the substrate material.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	150-154
Number of pages	5
Journal	Inorganic Materials
Volume	36
Issue number	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02758017
State	Published - 2000

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