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Oshida, Kyoichi

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-805256-3.00006-4

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“…41 Although the micropores of the carbon phase could not be discerned in the HR-TEM image, as the disordered, irregularly-shaped micropores are piled upon one another. 42 Fig. 5(b) showcases the contrast between the regions of microporous carbon and MAX phase Cr 2 GaC crystallites.…”

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High surface area of carbonaceous Cr₂GaC composite microspheres synthesized by sol–gel chemistry

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“…41 Although the micropores of the carbon phase could not be discerned in the HR-TEM image, as the disordered, irregularly-shaped micropores are piled upon one another. 42…”

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High surface area of carbonaceous Cr₂GaC composite microspheres synthesized by sol–gel chemistry

Sinclair,

Siebert,

Flores

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New J. Chem.

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Structural analysis of carbon materials by microscopy and image processing

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炭素 TANSO 2017［No.278］91-102 顕微鏡観察と画像処理による炭素材料の組織・構造解析Structural analysis of carbon materials by microscopy and image processing 押田京一 a) , * Kyoichi Oshida a), *The usefulness of image analysis for images observed by microscopy is explained by presenting experimental results on several carbon materials with a discussion on what we can and cannot understand as a result of these analyses. Much useful information is contained in the images. Quantitative information can be obtained from the micrographs by image analysis and the data obtained can be used to compare one sample with another. Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and image processing were used for the structural analysis of the side walls of carbon nanotubes. They were also used for the TEM examination of disordered carbon. The textures of the cross-section of pitch-based carbon fibers were analyzed by scanning electron microscopy and image processing. They were also used to analyze the pore shapes of isotropic graphite from optical micrographs. The same image analysis techniques can be used to analyze images obtained by all microscopy methods but the quality of the data obtained depends on the original definition of the image. However, image analysis does not provide a complete picture of the same characteristics and it is most important that it is used together with other analysis methods.

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High surface area of carbonaceous Cr₂GaC composite microspheres synthesized by sol–gel chemistry

High surface area of carbonaceous Cr₂GaC composite microspheres synthesized by sol–gel chemistry

Structural analysis of carbon materials by microscopy and image processing

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High surface area of carbonaceous Cr2GaC composite microspheres synthesized by sol–gel chemistry

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High surface area of carbonaceous Cr₂GaC composite microspheres synthesized by sol–gel chemistry

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