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6.Thesuccessfulisolationofgraphenebythemicrocleavingofhighlyorientedpyrolyticgraphite(HOPG)hasopenedupexcitingpossibilitiesforexperimentalinvestigations.Significantattentionhasbeencapturedbyitsoutstandingpropertieswhichrenderitanothermaterialsoptionforelectronicsapplications.
7.buttheintrinsicpropertiesofgraphenehavenotyetbeenachieved.
8.SincethesolubilityofcarboninNiistemperature-dependent.
9.Thetransferredgraphenefilmspreservetheircontinuityandattachstronglytosubstratesmadeofalmostanymaterial,suchassemiconductors,glass,metalsandplastics,viavanderWaalsinteractions.
10.Thedifferencesinthicknessrangefromamonolayertoafewgraphenelayers.
11.EffortsareunderwaytoimprovethequalityofthefilmsbytuningtheCVDgrowthconditions.
12.Analogoustothecaseofcarbonnanotubegrowth,42,43thistechniquecanpotentiallyenablethesimplegrowthofgrapheneatparticularlocationsandwithdesiredgeometriesbycontrollingthecatalystmorphologyandposition.
13.Originalgraphiteiscompactandorderedaggregates,anditishardtodisperseintonanosheetsinaqueous.
14.Theenlargededgesprovideapathwayforoxidantstopenetrateintothedeeperlevel.
15.whichcanavoidreuniteandachieveGONsuniformlydispersionincementpaste.
16.TheresultshaveaverypositivetoapplicationofGONsforreinforcing/tougheningcementcomposites.
17.Grapheneoxide(GO)asanimportantbuildingblockforfabricatingelectronicdeviceshasrecentlycapturedconsiderableattentionduetoitstunablephysicalchemicalpropertiesbymanipulatingoxygen-containingfunctionalgroups.
18.Tocompletelyremovetheresiduals,thewash-centrifugationprocesswasrepeatedfor5cycles.
19.3ordersofmagnitudehigherthanthatinthewater-leanstate.
20.Thein-planeelectricalconductivityismuchhigherthancross-planeelectricalconductivity.
21.Therefore,wespeculatethattheepoxidegroupsplayacentralroleinelectricaltransportofGOsbyinfluencingbandgap,interlayerdistanceandwaterintercalationprocess.
22.Weobservedthattheconductionbehaviorscanbetunedbymanipulatingtheoxidationdegreeandwatercontent.
23.Ourresultssuggestthatepoxidegroupsmakethemajorcontributiontoelectricaltransport.
24.Thelistwaspresentedinorderofpriorityas:
25.AnothermethodbasedonthecombustionofbenzeneinanoxygendeficientenvironmenthasbeenproposedfortheformationofC60andC70.
26.Duetoextantproperties
27.Throughchemicaloxidationtreatment,theCNTscouldbeunzippedtoformaribbonshapedgraphene.
28.Basedonthefactsmentionedabove,theGNRwaspotentiallyapromisingalternativesinceithaddesirablepropertieswithmanyoxygengroups,whichcouldfacilitateitsdispersionandadhesionwiththeSRchains.
29.TEMobservationswereperformedonanH-800-1transmissionelectronmicroscope(HitachiCo.,Tokyo,Japan)withanaccelerationvoltageof200kVtoacquireadirectvisualizationofthedispersionstateofnanoparticlesinthecomposites.
30.Nano-aAl2O3particleshaveahugespecificsurfaceareaandlargesurfaceenergy,whichwillleadtoastrongtendencyforself-aggregation.
31.Generallyspeaking,dispersionimproveswithincreasingheat-treatmenttimewithinacertainrange,butthedispersiondoesnotimprovefurtherwithfurtherincreasesinheat-treatmenttime,asshowninFig.3candd.
32.whichcouldbeattributedtothethree-dimensionalthermallyconductivenetworkconstructedbyhybridfillers.
33.Thisuniquestructureeffectivelypreventstheinter-sheetrestackingofgraphenesheetsandminimizesthethermalcontactresistancebetweenfillersandinterface.Theresultantexhibitsahighthermalconductivityof2.4060.07W/mKwhichismuchhigherthansinglefilleratthesameloading.WealsobelievethatthethermalpropertycanbefurtherimprovedbyoptimizationofthecontentofhybridfillersandprocessingandmodificationofAl2O3andGR.
34.TheextremelyhighaspectratioofBNNSsimpliesthatalowloadingofBNNSsissufficienttoobtainadesiredTCwithoutsacrificingotherinherentelastomericpropertiessuchashighorlowtemperatureresistance,softness,andelasticity.
35.Figure3(b)showsthescrollingandfoldingeffectoftheedgesoftheGOsheetsintheNBRmatrixaftercompression.Ithasalreadybeenestablishedthatthecorrugationandscrollingeffectarepartoftheintrinsicnatureofgraphenenanosheets,whichresultfromthefactthatthe2Dmembranestructurebecomesthermodynamicallystableviabending.
36.ItiswellknownthatahomogeneousdispersionofCNTsinrubbermatrixandastrongbondingforcebetweeneachotherarethekeyfactorsforpropertyimprovement.
37.AwelldispersionofCNTinrubberandstrongbondingforcebetweenCNTandrubbermatrixarestillthekeyfactorsforpropertyimprovementofCNT/siliconerubbercomposite.
38.Thecoatingreactionwasconductedforabout1hwithwarmagitation.(搅动)
39.Distinctmaterialsexhibitdifferentthermalstabilityandthermaldecompositionbehaviors.
40.ItcanbeseenfromFig.5athatthesurfaceoftheraw-CFissmoothandadherestosomeepoxy.
41.Bycontrast,theCu-CF/SRandM–Cu-CF/SRcompositesrevealabetterthermalconductivityandthepercolationthresholdisabout0.5wt%fillercontent.
42.AndtheMPTSexhibitsagoodcompatibilitywiththesubstrate,boostingthedispersionandimprovingtheinteractionofM–Cu-CFwiththeSRmatrix.
43.Figure8showstheplotsofelectricalconductivityversusdifferentloadingsofvariousfillersforSRcomposites.
44.ByalteringthemassratioofS-MWCNTsfrom0to1,thermalconductivity,thermalstabilityandphasetransitiontemperaturesandtheirrespectiveenthalpiesarediscussedofthefabricatednanocomposites.Inthepresentnovelstudy,silanemodifiedmultiwalledcarbonnanotubeswithmultipleconcentrationswereintroducedintotheethylenepropylenedienemonomerelastomericmatrixusinginternaldispersionkneader/tworollermixingmilltoinvestigatetheeffectsofS-MWCNTsontheirthermalconductivity,andthermaldegradation/heatabsorbingcapability.
45.Silanemoietymakescorrectionwithinpolymericchainstodevelopcovalentinteractionwhichwasobtainedwithoutanysophisticated(复杂的)pre-treatmentprotocols.
46.DespitethenumerousadvantagesanduniquepropertiesofChitosan,itspoormechanicalandelectricalpropertiesrestrictitsuseinawiderrangeofapplications.
47.Chitosancanbemadetopossessamphiphilicpropertiesthatgiveitauniquecapacitytosolubilizehydrophobicmultiwalledcarbonnanotubes(MWNT)inaqueoussolution.
48.ManyattemptshavebeenmadetoimprovethebiocompatibilityandotheractivitiesofChitosanbyfabricationofnanocompositeswithmetaloxidenanoparticles.
49.A1hperiodofultrasonicationwasusedtodispersethedesiredamountofadditivein99mlofdistilledwater,followedbyadditionofthecorrespondingamountofChitosanand1mlofaceticacidwithsubsequentmagneticstirringfor2htofacilitatedissolutionofChitosan.
50.ThedependenceofChitosannanocompositeconductivityontheMWNTandFe3O4/MWNTloadingisalsoshowninFig.1
51.Thepredominantstageofthermaldegradationappearedinthe120–400◦Crangeduringwhichanapproximate46%dropofnanocompositemasswasobserved.
52.Ahithertounreportedhigh-performanceFe3O4/MWNT/Chitosannanocompositefilmwaspreparedbyasimpleecofriendlysolutionevaporationmethod,whichcanbeusedforabroadrangeofbiomaterialapplicationssuchasbiosensingandbioenergeticsTheintroductionofthesetwofunctionaladditiveswithdifferentpropertiesandstructurefortheimprovementofmaterialspropertiesmaybeapplicabletoothermaterials.
53.Inveryrecentyears,thehybridizationof1Dnanotubesand2DlamellarflakestoformMMT/CNThybridnanomaterialsismoreinterestingowingtoitsversatileandtailormadepropertiesthanthoseoftheindividualmaterials
54.Morphology,crosslinkingdensity,mechanicalproperties,andthermalstabilitiesofcorrespondingSRcompositeswereinvestigatedbyscanningelectronmicroscope(SEM),equilibriumswellingmethod,UniversalTestingMachine(UTM),andthermalgravityanalysis,respectively.
55.TheadditionofMWCNTsandsilicatoNRwasvariedwiththetotalfillerloadingfixedat30phr.
56.Graphene(G),akindoftwodimensional(2D)hexagonallatticecarbonwithoneatomthickness,isoneoftheidealsubstitutesforexpensivePtduetoitshighconductivityandstrongresistancetocorrosionundertheharshelectrochemicalenvironment.
57.TheG-mediatedhighly-dispersedMoS2nanosheetswerepreparedbyCVDmethodcoupledwithhydrothermalprocess.
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59.Polymernanocompositesenjoyedundiminishedinterestofmanyresearchgroupsformorethantwodecadesbecauseoftheuniquepropertieswhicharenotsharedbyconventionalcompositesprimarilybecauseoflargeinterfacialareaperunitvolume.
60.Asignificantimprovementinpropertiesofcompositesdependsmainlyon:
thesizeandshapeofthenanofillerparticles,specificsurfacear