研究目的
To synthesize SiC nanowires and carbon nanotubes in an open tube furnace system to overcome the yield limitations of traditional closed vacuum systems.
研究成果
SiC nanowires and carbon nanotubes were successfully synthesized in an open tube furnace system using ethanol, silicon powder, and ferrocene, providing a continuous fabrication method that overcomes the limitations of closed vacuum systems.
研究不足
The synthesis is performed at high temperature (1550°C), which may be energy-intensive; the open system might introduce impurities or require careful control of gas flow; yield and purity could be affected by environmental factors.
1：Experimental Design and Method Selection:
A horizontal alumina tube furnace was used for synthesis at 1550°C in an open system. Silicon powder, ethanol, and ferrocene were employed as sources and catalyst.
2：Sample Selection and Data Sources:
Silicon powder (source not specified), ethanol, and ferrocene were used. Products were collected from the furnace.
3：List of Experimental Equipment and Materials:
Horizontal alumina tube furnace, silicon powder, ethanol, ferrocene, graphite paper, argon gas.
4：Experimental Procedures and Operational Workflow:
Silicon powder on graphite paper placed in the furnace; precursor solution (ethanol with 0.05% ferrocene) injected at 1 ml/min with argon flow at 200 ml/min; synthesis occurred at 1550°C; products collected from inner wall and furnace end.
5：05% ferrocene) injected at 1 ml/min with argon flow at 200 ml/min; synthesis occurred at 1550°C; products collected from inner wall and furnace end. Data Analysis Methods:
5. Data Analysis Methods: SEM (FEI-SIRION100) for morphology, XRD (D/max-RB diffractometer) for phase analysis, TEM and SAED (JEM-2010) for microstructure.
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