Preparation method of carbon-ferric oxide nanocomposite material
A nanocomposite material, iron oxide nanotechnology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, metal/metal oxide/metal hydroxide catalysts, chemical/physical processes, etc., can solve the problems of high cost, complex process, and many parameters. , to achieve the effect of tight interface, simple process and simple process
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[0018] 0.025mol of ferric nitrate, 0.075mol of amine organic matter, and 0.075mol of carbon source are dissolved in deionized water to prepare a solution, and the solution is placed on a temperature-controllable electric furnace for heating. After the solution undergoes a series of reactions such as volatilization, concentration, and decomposition, a carbon-iron oxide nanocomposite material is obtained. XRD shows that the product has good α-Fe 2 o 3 Structure, Raman results show that there is amorphous carbon in the product, and the nitrogen adsorption-desorption isotherm curve shows that the product has a mesoporous structure. TEM images show that carbon-iron oxide nanocomposites are porous, and α-Fe 2 o 3 Particles of about 30nm, and carbon and α-Fe 2 o 3 The particles are tightly connected. Photocatalytic tests show that carbon-iron oxide nanocomposites have good photocatalytic properties.
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[0020] 0.025mol of ferric nitrate, 0.0125mol of amine organic matter, and 0.0625mol of carbon source are dissolved in deionized water to prepare a solution, and the solution is placed on a temperature-controllable electric furnace for heating. After the solution undergoes a series of reactions such as volatilization, concentration, and decomposition, a carbon-iron oxide nanocomposite material is obtained. Gained material structure is identical with embodiment 1, α-Fe 2 o 3 Particles of about 50nm, and carbon and α-Fe 2 o 3 The particles are tightly connected. Photocatalytic tests show that carbon-iron oxide nanocomposites have good photocatalytic properties.
Embodiment 3
[0022] 0.025mol of ferric nitrate, 0.0375mol of amine organic matter, and 0.0375mol of carbon source are dissolved in deionized water to prepare a solution, and the solution is placed on a temperature-controllable electric furnace for heating. After the solution undergoes a series of reactions such as volatilization, concentration, and decomposition, a carbon-iron oxide nanocomposite material is obtained. Gained material structure is identical with embodiment 1, α-Fe 2 o 3 Particles of about 45nm, and carbon and α-Fe 2 o 3 The particles are tightly connected. Photocatalytic tests show that carbon-iron oxide nanocomposites have good photocatalytic properties.
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