XPS Study of the Effect of Low Temperature Ammonia Plasma Treatment on PAN-Based Carbon Fiber

Nai Shu Zhu; Hong Ying Li; Feng Xia Wang; Yin Suo Dai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.490-491.298

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XPS Study of the Effect of Low Temperature Ammonia Plasma Treatment on PAN-Based Carbon Fiber

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In order to obtain the maximum amounts of amino functional groups with low temperature ammonia plasma surface treatment on PAN-based carbon fiber, the influence of processing temperature and time were researched in this paper. By using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) method, the-NH₂(-NH)/ C-C atomic ratio of untreated and treated fiber was analyzed. Results show that processing temperature is a key factor as intensity of the N1s peak increases gradually while processing temperature improves, furthermore, when temperature is 175°C, the most intensity of the N1s peak is obtained. Low temperature ammonia plasma surface treatment method has given a new approach to surface functionalized treatment of carbon fiber.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 490-491)

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Nai Shu Zhu*, Hong Ying Li, Feng Xia Wang, Yin Suo Dai

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Ammonia, Carbon Fiber (CF), Low Temperature Plasma, Surface

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