SYNTHESIS OF MULTI-WALL CARBON NANOTUBES USING Fe-LOADED MESOPOROUS MOLECULAR SIEVE AS CATALYTIC TEMPLATE
Yin Hengbo
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Yin Hengbo
Abstract
Mesoporous molecular sieves(MCM–41) was synthesized by the hydrothermal method and Fe-loaded mesoporous molecular sieve(Fe/MCM–41) was prepared by the wet impregnation with different concentrations of iron nitrate solution. The chemical vapor deposition method was employed to catalytically synthesize carbon nanotubes(CNTs) using Fe/MCM–41 as catalytic template and alcohol as carbon source at 800 ℃. The synthesized samples were characterized by the N2 physical adsorption,Raman spectrum,transmission electron microscope,and high resolution transmission electron microscope. The experimental results indicate that multi-wall carbon nanotubes are successfully synthesized and the diameter of the synthesized CNTs increases with the increase of Fe-loaded amount on the catalyst.
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Mesoporous molecular sieves(MCM–41) was synthesized by the hydrothermal method and Fe-loaded mesoporous molecular sieve(Fe/MCM–41) was prepared by the wet impregnation with different concentrations of iron nitrate solution. The chemical vapor deposition method was employed to catalytically synthesize carbon nanotubes(CNTs) using Fe/MCM–41 as catalytic template and alcohol as carbon source at 800 ℃. The synthesized samples were characterized by the N2 physical adsorption,Raman spectrum,transmission electron microscope,and high resolution transmission electron microscope. The experimental results indicate that multi-wall carbon nanotubes are successfully synthesized and the diameter of the synthesized CNTs increases with the increase of Fe-loaded amount on the catalyst.
Key concepts: Molecular sieve, Materials science, Carbon nanotube, Mesoporous material, Catalysis, Transmission electron microscopy, Chemical engineering, Carbon fibers