Synthesis of Diamond-Like Structures by Method of Mechanochemical Treatment of Nano-Carbon Materials (Taunit)

Victoriia A. Chaika; Valeriy V. Savin; Ludmila Alekseevna Savina; Alexander V. Osadchy; Ivan S. Zherebcov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.814.41

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Synthesis of Diamond-Like Structures by Method of Mechanochemical Treatment of Nano-Carbon Materials (Taunit)

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The structural and phase changes in the carbon nanomaterial of the “Taunit” series were studied depending on the time of mechanochemical treatment (MCT) in a high-speed ball mill. The possibility of the formation of a carbon material with an amorphous and diamond-like component is shown.

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Victoriia A. Chaika*, Valeriy V. Savin, Ludmila Alekseevna Savina, Alexander V. Osadchy, Ivan S. Zherebcov

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Amorphous Component, Diamond-Like Component, Mechanochemical Treatment, Nanocarbon

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