Modeling of the thermal effects on synthesized from the gas phase copper nanoparticles

Чепкасов, И. В.; Gafner, Yu. Ya.; Khalikov, A. R.

doi:10.22226/2410-3535-2014-3-205-208

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“…Two main techniques of heat treatment of synthesized nanopowders were studied, namely step-by-step heating and ultrafast heating. The results of the effect of step-bystep heating were presented earlier in [13]. Let us address only the main conclusions made from the results of the step-by-step heating study.…”

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“…As a result of the conducted simulation, it was proved that the method of ultrafast heating of particles to the heat treatment temperatures does practically exclude the possibility of emergence of defect formations in clusters subjected to heating. For instance, the cluster Cu 1771 , already investigated earlier and displayed in Fig.4 in the paper [13], which had not formed a united particle in the course of stepby-step heating, was subjected to ultrafast heating to high temperatures (T = 600 К and Т = 900 К).…”

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Study of the effect of ultrafast heating on the structure and shape of the gas phase synthesized Cu nanoparticless

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Molecular dynamics method using the tight-binding potential to carry out simulation of ultrafast heating of the synthesized particles from the gas phase to a temperature T = 600 K and T = 900 K, at which the particles were kept about 10 ns. As a result of the simulation revealed that the method of ultrafast heating the particles to high temperatures virtually eliminates the possibility of a clusters of defective education, but as a result of the heat treatment, the some of investigated particles can disconnect (burst) into smaller clusters.

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confidence: 99%