“…193 A similar approach has been used to produce graphitic nanocages by bubbling a mixture of nitrogen and carbon-rich gas such as acetylene through liquid iron pentacarbonyl and passing the resulting vapour through a tube furnace. 194,195 High pressure reactors have also been used for catalytic graphitization of ferrocene. 196 A nal note on the use of organometallic prearccursors is that they can be readily templated.…”
Carbons are versatile and diverse materials that have numerous applications across energy and environmental sciences. Carbons with a graphitic structure are particularly appealing due to their high chemical stability, large...
“…193 A similar approach has been used to produce graphitic nanocages by bubbling a mixture of nitrogen and carbon-rich gas such as acetylene through liquid iron pentacarbonyl and passing the resulting vapour through a tube furnace. 194,195 High pressure reactors have also been used for catalytic graphitization of ferrocene. 196 A nal note on the use of organometallic prearccursors is that they can be readily templated.…”
Carbons are versatile and diverse materials that have numerous applications across energy and environmental sciences. Carbons with a graphitic structure are particularly appealing due to their high chemical stability, large...
“…Hence, such a layer-by-layer Fe 3 O 4 /CF alignment provides a novel method for advanced electrodes, which might be widely used in areas as supercapacitors, catalysis, adsorbents and fuel cells. [52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59][60]…”
Novel layered by layered (LBL) Fe3O4/carbon fibers (CFs) alignment were successfully prepared through assistance of a magnetic field as anodes for lithium ion batteries (LIBs). In such approach, Fe3O4 nanoparticles...
“…The present study demonstrated only one example as anodes of LIBs for application of the present GNCs. They could have many other applications in wide areas as adsorbents, electrode materials, or energy storage media, [29][30][31][32][33] because they have unique structure and high specic surface area.…”
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