Method for one-step preparation of high-specific-energy carbon fluoride from phenolic resin precursor
A phenolic resin and precursor technology, applied in the direction of carbon fluoride, electrical components, battery electrodes, etc., to achieve simple and effective operation, meet the needs of high specific energy, and achieve the effect of high specific energy
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[0017] (1) Put 0.6g of phenolic resin into a vacuum drying oven at 80°C and bake for 8 hours to ensure that there is no moisture at all;
[0018] (2) Put 0.52g of the phenolic resin in the step (1) in the reactor to vacuum (gauge pressure-0.1MPa), heat the reactor to 300°C, keep it for 30min, then vacuum again, and feed 10% by volume The mixed gas of fluorine and nitrogen is brought to 0MPa (gauge pressure), and reacted for 6h to obtain carbon fluoride.
example 2
[0020] (1) Put 0.4g of phenolic resin into a vacuum drying oven at 150°C for 2 hours to ensure that there is no moisture at all;
[0021] (2) Put 0.35g of the phenolic resin in the step (1) in the reactor to vacuum (gauge pressure-0.2MPa), heat the reactor to 250°C, keep it for 20min, then vacuumize, and feed 20% by volume The mixed gas of fluorine and nitrogen to 0MPa (gauge pressure), react for 1h, to obtain carbon fluoride.
example 3
[0023] (1) Put 0.5g of phenolic resin into a vacuum drying oven at 100°C for 3 hours to ensure that there is no moisture at all;
[0024] (2) Put 0.42g of the phenolic resin in step (1) in the reactor and pump it to vacuum (gauge pressure -0.1MPa), heat the reactor to 200°C, keep it for 30min, then vacuumize it, and feed it with a volume percentage of 30% The mixed gas of fluorine and nitrogen is brought to 0MPa (gauge pressure), and reacted for 8h to obtain carbon fluoride.
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