2017
DOI: 10.1002/celc.201600615
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Influence of Nanoeffects on the Oxidation of Cr–C/Ag Thin Films Containing Silver Nanoparticles

Abstract: Well‐controlled functionalization of carbide‐based nanocomposite films with noble‐metal surface nanoparticles of different sizes may lead to new materials with novel multifunctional properties. In this work, magnetron sputtering was used to deposit nanocomposite films comprising amorphous chromium carbide (a‐CrCx), amorphous carbon (a‐C), and a minority of silver in the form of embedded nanoclusters. Up to 5⋅1010 surface nanoparticles per cm2 with different size distributions were also found to be formed, owin… Show more

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“…The Cr 1s spectrum contained two wide peaks. One peak had a binding energy of about 573.8 eV, which was characteristic for Cr-C bonds in Cr7C3 [21]. Another peak at 575.6 eV might be associated with Cr2O3 due to the reaction between Cr and O2.…”
Section: Phase Analysismentioning
confidence: 96%
“…The Cr 1s spectrum contained two wide peaks. One peak had a binding energy of about 573.8 eV, which was characteristic for Cr-C bonds in Cr7C3 [21]. Another peak at 575.6 eV might be associated with Cr2O3 due to the reaction between Cr and O2.…”
Section: Phase Analysismentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Advanced Materials, Processing and Testing Technology II One peak had a binding energy of about 573.8 eV, which was characteristic for Cr-C bonds in Cr7C3 23 . Another peak at 575.6 eV might be associated with Cr2O3 due to the reaction between Cr and O2.…”
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confidence: 99%