Abstract:The growth of SiC crystals or epilayers from the liquid phase has already been reported for many years. Even if the resulting material can be of very high structural quality and the possibility to close micropipes was demonstrated, handling the liquid phase still is a challenge. Moreover, it is highly difficult to stabilize the C dissolution front and then to stabilize the growth front over a long growth time. Based on the Vapour-LiquidSolid (VLS) mechanism, we present a new configuration for the growth of SiC… Show more
A robust photocatalytic composite SiC/SiO2 nanofiber/carbon nanofiber mat is prepared via blow-spinning followed by calcination in absence of metal catalysts.
A robust photocatalytic composite SiC/SiO2 nanofiber/carbon nanofiber mat is prepared via blow-spinning followed by calcination in absence of metal catalysts.
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