Method for preparing carbon nanotube from perfluorinated carbon generated by aluminum electrolysis
A technology of perfluorocarbon and carbon nanotubes, applied in the directions of carbon nanotubes, chemical instruments and methods, hydrogen fluoride, etc., to achieve the effects of convenient operation, simple method and easy separation
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[0025] Put 1.0g of solid metal aluminum / ccm (PFCs) into a crucible, exhaust the air in the crucible through a vacuum system, feed nitrogen and hydrogen (volume ratio 1:1) at a flow rate of 10ccm, and heat to 680 ℃, then pass the PFCs gas to be decomposed at a flow rate of 10ccm, and react for 5 minutes under closed reaction conditions. After the crucible is cooled to room temperature, the reactants are taken out to obtain aligned carbon nanotubes with a diameter of 0.4nm and a length of 50μm. Afterwards, the metal particles present at the bottom of the carbon nanotubes can be removed by soaking in 1M nitric acid combined with ultrasonic cleaning.
Embodiment 2
[0027] Put 0.75g of solid ferrocene / ccm (PFCs) into an ark reactor, exhaust the air in the ark reactor through a vacuum system, and feed helium and hydrogen at a flow rate of 240ccm (volume ratio of 10:1) Afterwards, heat to 420°C, then pass the PFCs gas to be decomposed at a flow rate of 100ccm, react for 60 minutes under closed reaction conditions, cool the ark reactor to room temperature, take out the reactant, and obtain a diameter of 60nm, a length of 630μm carbon nanotubes. Afterwards, the metal particles present at the bottom of the carbon nanotubes can be removed by soaking in 1M nitric acid combined with ultrasonic cleaning.
Embodiment 3
[0029] Put 0.9g of solid metal magnesium / ccm (PFCs) into a crucible, exhaust the air in the crucible through a vacuum system, and feed in neon gas and hydrogen gas (volume ratio 50:1) at a flow rate of 480ccm, and heat to 660 ℃, then pass the PFCs gas to be decomposed at a flow rate of 160ccm, and react for 4 hours under closed reaction conditions. After the crucible is cooled to room temperature, the reactants are taken out to obtain carbon nanotubes with a diameter of 100nm and a length of 800μm. Afterwards, the metal particles present at the bottom of the carbon nanotubes can be removed by soaking in 1M nitric acid combined with ultrasonic cleaning.
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