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Hollow Nitrogen Containing Core/Shell Fibrous Carbon Nanomaterials As Support To Platinum Nanocatalysts And Their Tem Tomography Study, Cuifeng Zhou, Zongwen Liu, Xusheng Du, David Rg Mitchell, Yiu-Wing Mai, Yushan Yan, Simon Peter Ringer
Hollow Nitrogen Containing Core/Shell Fibrous Carbon Nanomaterials As Support To Platinum Nanocatalysts And Their Tem Tomography Study, Cuifeng Zhou, Zongwen Liu, Xusheng Du, David Rg Mitchell, Yiu-Wing Mai, Yushan Yan, Simon Peter Ringer
Australian Institute for Innovative Materials - Papers
Core/shell nanostructured carbon materials with carbon nanofiber (CNF) as the core and a nitrogen (N)-doped graphitic layer as the shell were synthesized by pyrolysis of CNF/polyaniline (CNF/PANI) composites prepared by in situ polymerization of aniline on CNFs. High-resolution transmission electron microscopy (TEM), X-ray diffraction (XRD), Fourier transform infrared and Raman analyses indicated that the PANI shell was carbonized at 900 degress C. Platinum (Pt) nanoparticles were reduced by formic acid with catalyst supports. Compared to the untreated CNF/ PANI composites, the carbonized composites were proven to be better supporting materials for the Pt nanocatalysts and showed superior performance as catalyst …
The Synthesis Of Lamellar Nano Mgb2 Grains With Nanoimpurities, Flux Pinning Centers And Their Significantly Improved Critical Current Density, Zongqing Ma, Yongchang Liu, Qi Cai
The Synthesis Of Lamellar Nano Mgb2 Grains With Nanoimpurities, Flux Pinning Centers And Their Significantly Improved Critical Current Density, Zongqing Ma, Yongchang Liu, Qi Cai
Australian Institute for Innovative Materials - Papers
MgB2 superconductors with unique microstructures were rapidly fabricated at low temperatures, and exhibited significantly improved critical current density (Jc). According to the microstructure observations, the prepared samples consisted of lamellar nano MgB2 grains with many embedded nanoimpurities (about 10 nm). The formation of these lamellar nano MgB2 grains is associated with the presence of a local Mg-Cu liquid at sintering temperatures as low as 575°C. The ball milling treatment of the original powders also plays a positive role in the growth of lamellar grains. Based on an analysis of the relationship between resistivity and temperature, the lamellar nano MgB2 grains …