Preparation of Nanometer Carbon Spheres by Hydrothermal Synthesis Method

Ning Zhang; Xing Yu Cui; Xiao Jun Zhao; Yong Hui Zhou; Hong Min Kan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.512-515.257

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Preparation of Nanometer Carbon Spheres by Hydrothermal Synthesis Method

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The present work used hydrothermal synthesis method utilizing glucose as carbon source to obtain homogeneous nano-sized carbon spheres. The holding time and the concentration of glucose have a remarkable effect on the microstructure of nanometer carbon spheres. When synthesized at a constant temperature and kept the same in the productivity, the lower concentration of glucose or the shorter holding time, the easier to acquired homogeneous and tiny nanometer carbon spheres

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Ning Zhang, Xing Yu Cui, Xiao Jun Zhao, Yong Hui Zhou, Hong Min Kan

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Carbon Spheres, Hydrothermal Synthesis Method

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