Synthesis of Carbon Nanostructures Using Arc Discharge in the Liquid Phase

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In this paper the synthesis method for nano- and micro- powders in arc discharge in the liquid phase is considered. The proposed method allows to synthesize nano- and microparticles of different chemical compositions. The synthesis mechanism and the scheme of combination of chemical compositions of electrodes and the liquid medium are described.

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