Oxidation characteristics of the graphite micro-coils, and growth mechanism of the carbon coils

Abstract The oxidation characteristics of the graphite coils obtained by high-temperature heat treatment of the vapor grown carbon micro-coils were examined, and the growth mechanism of the carbon micro-coils is discussed. The ruptured cross section of the graphite coils with a circular cross sectio...
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Autor*in:	In-Hwang, W. [verfasserIn] Kuzuya, T. Iwanaga, H. Motojima, S.

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Sprache:	Englisch

Erschienen:	2001

Schlagwörter:	Anisotropy Graphite Heat Treatment Growth Mechanism Rectangular Cross Section

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Übergeordnetes Werk:	Enthalten in: Journal of materials science - Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1966, 36(2001), 4 vom: Feb., Seite 971-978
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abstract	Abstract The oxidation characteristics of the graphite coils obtained by high-temperature heat treatment of the vapor grown carbon micro-coils were examined, and the growth mechanism of the carbon micro-coils is discussed. The ruptured cross section of the graphite coils with a circular cross section (circular graphite coils) exposed in air or an Ar atmosphere at 800–1400°C have generally negative or positive trigonal cone-forms. On the other hand, that of the graphite coils with flat or rectangular cross sections (flat graphite coils) have negative or positive rectangular cone or roof-like forms. The edge between two graphite layers was preferentially oxidized to form three deep striations that extended in the direction of the fiber axis, and then formed six coils from the double circular graphite coils. It is reasonably considered that eight thin coils are formed from the double flat graphite coils. These observations strongly supported the growth mechanism based on the catalytic anisotropy between the catalyst crystal faces. © Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001
abstractGer	Abstract The oxidation characteristics of the graphite coils obtained by high-temperature heat treatment of the vapor grown carbon micro-coils were examined, and the growth mechanism of the carbon micro-coils is discussed. The ruptured cross section of the graphite coils with a circular cross section (circular graphite coils) exposed in air or an Ar atmosphere at 800–1400°C have generally negative or positive trigonal cone-forms. On the other hand, that of the graphite coils with flat or rectangular cross sections (flat graphite coils) have negative or positive rectangular cone or roof-like forms. The edge between two graphite layers was preferentially oxidized to form three deep striations that extended in the direction of the fiber axis, and then formed six coils from the double circular graphite coils. It is reasonably considered that eight thin coils are formed from the double flat graphite coils. These observations strongly supported the growth mechanism based on the catalytic anisotropy between the catalyst crystal faces. © Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001
abstract_unstemmed	Abstract The oxidation characteristics of the graphite coils obtained by high-temperature heat treatment of the vapor grown carbon micro-coils were examined, and the growth mechanism of the carbon micro-coils is discussed. The ruptured cross section of the graphite coils with a circular cross section (circular graphite coils) exposed in air or an Ar atmosphere at 800–1400°C have generally negative or positive trigonal cone-forms. On the other hand, that of the graphite coils with flat or rectangular cross sections (flat graphite coils) have negative or positive rectangular cone or roof-like forms. The edge between two graphite layers was preferentially oxidized to form three deep striations that extended in the direction of the fiber axis, and then formed six coils from the double circular graphite coils. It is reasonably considered that eight thin coils are formed from the double flat graphite coils. These observations strongly supported the growth mechanism based on the catalytic anisotropy between the catalyst crystal faces. © Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001
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