2024
DOI: 10.1088/1361-6528/ad5aa4
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Growth of metal nanoparticles in hydrocarbon atmosphere of arc discharge

S Musikhin,
V Nemchinsky,
Y Raitses

Abstract: A direct current (DC) arc discharge is a widely used method for large-scale production of metal nanoparticles, core–shell particles, and carbon nanotubes. Here, the growth of iron nanoparticles is explored in a modified DC arc discharge. Iron particles are produced by the evaporation of an anode, made from low-carbon steel. Methane admixture into argon gas serves as a carbon source. Electron microscopy and elemental analysis suggest that methane and/or products of its decomposition adhere to iron clusters form… Show more

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