An Xps and Low-Temperature Nitrogen Adsorption Study of the Structure of Carbon-Fluorocarbon Nanocomposites
The products of mechanosynthesis in the systems “superstoichiometric fluorocarbon nanomaterial CF 1.2 –thermally expanded graphite” are studied using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and low-temperature nitrogen adsorption to identify texture characteristics. A correlation is revealed between the co...
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description | The products of mechanosynthesis in the systems “superstoichiometric fluorocarbon nanomaterial CF
1.2
–thermally expanded graphite” are studied using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and low-temperature nitrogen adsorption to identify texture characteristics. A correlation is revealed between the conductivity of the composites and functional composition of their surface layers. The obtained results are explained by the fact that mechanosynthesis products contain mesoporous carbon-fluorocarbon nanocomposites consisting of micro- and nanoparticles CF
1+
x
coated by an outer nanolayer
sp
2
-C–
sp
3
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sp
2
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x
coated by an outer nanolayer
sp
2
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