| 研究生: |
朱立邦 Li-Pang, Chu |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
高溫氣相沉積法合成奈米碳球 Synthesis of carbon nanospheres using thermal chemical vapor deposition method |
| 指導教授: |
丁志明
Ting, Jyh-Ming |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
工學院 - 材料科學及工程學系 Department of Materials Science and Engineering |
| 論文出版年: | 2006 |
| 畢業學年度: | 94 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 116 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 奈米碳球 、高溫氣相沉積法 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | thermal CVD, carbon nanospheres |
| 相關次數: | 點閱:68 下載:2 |
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本實驗以高溫氣相沉積法來製備奈米碳球(carbon spheres),在高溫之下將碳源直接裂解產生碳原子,進而合成米碳球。本實驗使用的碳源有甲苯、異丙醇、甲烷、乙炔,並討論在反應溫度、碳源、氣體流量、反應時間對奈米碳球的生長有什麼樣的影響,並將合成的奈米碳球去做SEM、TEM、Raman、EDX和XRD的分析。
奈米碳球可以輕易地由碳源直接裂解合成,本實驗當中所合成的奈米碳球,在收集盤各處的散落情形與奈米碳球粒徑分布概況大致上一樣,並不會有特別集中的現象發生。在奈米碳球的組成元素當中,碳元素佔了極大的組成比例,而氧元素則佔了少部分的比例。在合成奈米碳球的製程參數中,隨著溫度的升高,合成的奈米碳球平均粒徑愈小,而奈米碳球形成團簇的情形也比較少;當流量增加時,合成的奈米碳球平均粒徑愈大,而奈米碳球形成團簇的情形也會增多;而反應時間拉長,合成的奈米碳球平均粒徑愈大,而奈米碳球形成團簇的情形也容易發生。組成奈米碳球的石墨層結晶性質不好,石墨化程度並不高,有很多無序排列的碳原子存在,其主要結構是石墨結晶(002)面與少量的(100)面,也可得知在使用甲苯、異丙醇、乙炔、甲烷等不同碳源所合成的奈米碳球其組成結構差異性並不大。
We synthesized the carbon nanosphere by using thermal CVD in this experiment.The carbon atoms decomposed directly from carbon sources synthesized carbon nanosphere. In this experiment, we used toluene, isopropanol, acetylene,and methane as carbon sources, discussed how the reaction temperature, carbon sources, flow rate, reaction time affect the growth of carbon nanospheres and also analyzed the carbon nanosphere by using SEM, TEM, EDX, Raman, and XRD.
Carbon nanospheres can be easily synthesized directly by decomposing the carbon source. For the synthesized Carbon nanosphere in this experiment, the specially centralized phenomenon certainly won’t occur when the situation that scatter in the collector is roughly same with the situation carbon nanosphere distruibution in the collector. In composition element of carbon nanosphere, the carbon element has accounted for the enormous composition proportion, but the oxygen element has accounted for very little of the partial proportions. In synthesis parameter of carbon nanosphere, along with temperature elevating, the synthesized carbon nanosphere becomes smaller in diameter of sphere in average; however, the situation that carbon nanosphere forms cluster becomes a lot less. In other words, when flow rate increases, the synthesized carbon nanosphere becomes bigger in diameter of sphere averagely and the situation that carbon nanosphere forms cluster will also increase; Still, when the reaction time pulls long, the average diameter of the synthesized carbon nanosphere becomes bigger and the situation that the synthesized carbon nanosphere forms cluster is easy to occur. The nature of graphite crystal composing carbon nanosphere is not good. The synthesized carbon nanospheres exhibit a low degree of graphitization and has many carbon atoms disorderly arranged. It’s main structure is graphitic (002) plane with a few (100) plane. It may also be known that the composition structure of the carbon nanospheres synthesized by using toluene, isopropanol, acetylene,and methane as carbon souce, has almost no difference.
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