Carbon dioxide heating powder composition
A technology of carbon dioxide and liquid carbon dioxide, which is applied in the field of blasting and can solve problems such as insufficient maturity
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[0090] The preparation methods of graphene include mechanical exfoliation method, epitaxial growth method, chemical vapor deposition method, chemical synthesis method, graphene oxide reduction method and longitudinal cutting carbon tube method.
[0091] Mechanical exfoliation method: Graphene is separated from graphite by micromechanical exfoliation method, and ultrasonic exfoliation of graphite in liquid phase is another commonly used method for exfoliating graphite.
[0092] Epitaxial growth method: use high temperature (1200-1500°C) sublimation to remove silicon atoms from the surface of single crystal silicon carbide (SiC), so as to obtain epitaxially grown graphene.
[0093] Chemical vapor deposition method: Chemical vapor deposition method refers to cracking carbon sources (such as hydrocarbons) at high temperature and depositing them on the surface of solid substrates, which are usually transition metals such as Ni and Ru.
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[0114] Embodiment 1: Embodiment 1 of the present invention provides a carbon dioxide heating powder composition, which is characterized in that it includes at least an organic acid, a metal powder, an oxidant, an ammonium compound, and ash powder.
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[0115] Embodiment 2: Same as Embodiment 1, the difference is that the weight ratio of organic acid, metal powder, oxidant, ammonium compound, and ash powder in the carbon dioxide heating powder composition is: 5-15:0.5-2:40 ~60: 10~20: 3~10.
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