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Title: The growth of 3D carbon fiber lattices based on silicon oxide micro-wires
Authors: Lee, Woo Jin1, Li, Chao’en1, Burke, Nick1, Trimm, David1, Patel, Jim Jim.patel@csiro.au
Source: Carbon. Apr2011, Vol. 49 Issue 4, p1167-1172. 6p.
Subjects: Carbon fibers, Silicon oxide, Pyrolysis, Electron microscopy, Ion bombardment, Silicon carbide, Molecular structure, Dilution, Surface chemistry
Abstract: Abstract: A highly cross-linked network of carbon fibers was formed during the dilute oxypyrolysis of methane over a silicon carbide surface. Electron microscopy and focused ion beam milling studies demonstrate that the fibers are comprised of a carbon sheath and a silicon oxide core. Examination of surfaces exposed for different periods of time revealed that the growth of the network was a two-step process involving the formation of a silicon oxide micro-wire network, followed by carbon deposition and thickening of the fibers. Secondary reactions within the fibers are proposed which disrupt the internal structure and introduce internal pores. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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