Carbon nanocomposit based on the fullerene soot
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2892
Submission Date:
15/07/2020
Active before:
31/12/2021
Contact Information
Department:
The Department of Physical-Engineering Sciences
Organization:
The State Scientific and Production Association "The Scientific and Practical Centre of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus for Materials Research"
Name:
Dr. Ignatenko Oleg
Email:
ifttpanb@physics.by
Telephone:
+375 17 284-15-58
Link to website:
[url]http://www.physics.by/[/url]
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Description
Extracted Nanocomposite fullerene soot with the addition of Fe may be used as abrasive material.[br][/br]Specifications:[br][/br]- microhardness of inclusions superhard phase - up to 107 GPa;[br][/br]- phase-base microhardness up to 14.6 GPa;[br][/br]- specific gravity, - 2.14 - 2.18 g / cub. cm.[br][/br]The resulting composite material is ~ 90% continuous amorphous carbon phase[br][/br]cabbage and nanocrystallites of various morphology and degree of dispersion (1.5 -[br][/br]14.5 nm), and also contains inclusions dispersed particles of α-Fe and Fe carbides. For its technology is used high pressures. Together with BSTU.[br][/br]
Technology Type
Process
Material
Technology Differentiation and Uniqueness
New technology, new material
Technological Keywords
Carbon nanocomposit, fullerene soot
Development Stage
Prototype (demonstration available for testing)
Results of demonstration test available
Currently in use/production
Intellectual Property Rights
Secret Know-How
Range of Applications
Engineering
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Aerospace
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Electronics
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Techniques
Preferable Regions
North America
South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Environmental Impact
No
Type of Collaboration Sought
R&D Contract
License
For Sale
Terms&Restrictions
No
Available Technical Assistance
Documentation
Personnel
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