International audienceIt is possible to assemble hydrogenated amorphous carbon (HAC) nanoparticles into fibres by a two-step process based on discharges in heptane. In a first step, HAC nanoparticles are synthesized by successive discharges between two platinum pin-electrodes separated by a gap-distance set to 100 mu m. Next, the gap-distance is increased to 2 mm. New discharges create non-conductive HAC fibres by assembly of nanoparticles dispersed in the liquid
Although carbon-nanofiber (CNFs) or nanotube growth and their applications are well documented, engi...
This study describes a world of new carbon “fullerene” allotropes that may be synthesized by molten ...
Nanostructured carbons with different pore geometries are prepared with a liquid-free nanocasting me...
International audienceMicro-gap discharges created in heptane between two platinum pin-electrodes pr...
High-energy electric discharge technologies (electric breakdown and HF volume discharge in organic ...
© 2020 American Chemical Society. A film formed of densely packed amorphous carbon nanofibers is syn...
Helical carbon fibers (HCFs) have been widely studied due to their unique helical morphology and sup...
Carbon-based electronic materials have received much attention since the discovery and elucidation o...
AbstractThis work investigates the possibility of using electrocracking for the decomposition of liq...
The aim of this article was to report the carbon nanofoam synthesis by a new method and a new cataly...
Electrospinning is a method capable for production of submicron and nanosized fibres in industrial s...
Commercial kerosene, commonly used as a cheap fuel for cooking or lighting in underdeveloped areas, ...
We report the growth of carbon nanofibers (CNFs) from carbon particles by chemical vapor deposition ...
Vapor grown carbon fibers (VGCFs) with diameters of several microns were synthesized and investigate...
Structural features of carbon nanotubes make them highly promising for nanoelectronics, nanosensors,...
Although carbon-nanofiber (CNFs) or nanotube growth and their applications are well documented, engi...
This study describes a world of new carbon “fullerene” allotropes that may be synthesized by molten ...
Nanostructured carbons with different pore geometries are prepared with a liquid-free nanocasting me...
International audienceMicro-gap discharges created in heptane between two platinum pin-electrodes pr...
High-energy electric discharge technologies (electric breakdown and HF volume discharge in organic ...
© 2020 American Chemical Society. A film formed of densely packed amorphous carbon nanofibers is syn...
Helical carbon fibers (HCFs) have been widely studied due to their unique helical morphology and sup...
Carbon-based electronic materials have received much attention since the discovery and elucidation o...
AbstractThis work investigates the possibility of using electrocracking for the decomposition of liq...
The aim of this article was to report the carbon nanofoam synthesis by a new method and a new cataly...
Electrospinning is a method capable for production of submicron and nanosized fibres in industrial s...
Commercial kerosene, commonly used as a cheap fuel for cooking or lighting in underdeveloped areas, ...
We report the growth of carbon nanofibers (CNFs) from carbon particles by chemical vapor deposition ...
Vapor grown carbon fibers (VGCFs) with diameters of several microns were synthesized and investigate...
Structural features of carbon nanotubes make them highly promising for nanoelectronics, nanosensors,...
Although carbon-nanofiber (CNFs) or nanotube growth and their applications are well documented, engi...
This study describes a world of new carbon “fullerene” allotropes that may be synthesized by molten ...
Nanostructured carbons with different pore geometries are prepared with a liquid-free nanocasting me...