Pristine Functionalized Carbon Nanotubes from Ethanol Flame as a Reinforcement in Polystyrene Composite

Xiang Qi; Long Ren; Guo Lin Hao; Jun Li; Peng Fei Fang; Chun Xu Pan; Jian Xin Zhong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.266.184

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Pristine Functionalized Carbon Nanotubes from Ethanol Flame as a Reinforcement in Polystyrene Composite

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The surface chemistry of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) synthesized from ethanol flame was investigated using FTIR, TG, XPS and TEM. It is found that the CNTs inherently have functional groups on their surfaces without any post-treatment. SEM results confirm that the pristine F-CNTs can be well dispersed in the polystyrene matrix.

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Xiang Qi, Long Ren, Guo Lin Hao, Jun Li, Peng Fei Fang, Chun Xu Pan, Jian Xin Zhong

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Carbon Nanotube (CN), Flame, Functionalization, Polystyrene

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