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ISSN1022-5528
Citation KeyLouisViCaAmLePh:2007:ReOcGr
TitleCarbon nanofibers groown over graphite supported Ni catalyst: relationship between octopus-like growth mechnism and macro-shaping
Year2007
MonthAug.
Access Date2024, Apr. 27
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Author1 Louis, B.
2 Vieira, Ricardo
3 Carvalho, A.
4 Amadou, J.
5 Ledoux, M. J.
6 Pham-Huu, C.
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2 8JMKD3MGP5W/3C9JJ68
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2 LCP-INPE-MCT-BR
Affiliation1 European laboratory of Catalysis and Surface Science
2 Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE)
3 GEMME
4 European laboratory of Catalysis and Surface Science
5 European laboratory of Catalysis and Surface Science
6 European laboratory of Catalysis and Surface Science
JournalTopics in Catalysis
Volume45
Number1-4
Pages75-80
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Keywordscarbon nanofibers
CVD
macroscopic shape
growth mechanism
octopus-growth
AbstractCarbon nanofibers (CNFs) with a uniform diameter of ca. 30 nm have been grown via catalytic decomposition of C2H6/H2 mixture over a nickel (1 wt.%) catalyst supported on graphite microfibers which constitutes the macroscopic shape of the final C/C composite. The productivity reached 50 g of CNFs / g of Ni / h on stream and is among the highest reported to date. The resulting composite consisting in a web-like network of CNFs covering the starting catalyst was characterized by SEM and TEM in order to get more insight on the relationship between the starting nickel catalyst particles and the as-grown CNFs. Apparently the CNFs growth proceeds from different mechanisms: base-growth mechanism involving especially the large nickel particles, tip-growth mechanism involving the smaller nickel particles and tip/octopus-growth mechanism, the most frequent involving all particles. The restructuration of the nickel particle from a globular to a more faceted structure seems to be the key step to produce an extremely large quantity of CNF with yields up to 100 wt.% after 2 h of synthesis.
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