Nanoscale investigation of the structural and chemical changes induced by oxidation on carbon black surfaces: A scanning probe microscopy approach

Effect of different carbon fillers on the properties of PP composites: Comparison of carbon black with multiwalled carbon nanotubes

“…CB is a finely divided solid composed of primary particles of spherical shape with diameters between a few tens and a few hundreds of nanometers that are fused together into aggregates 19. However, MWNTs are a collection of several concentric graphene cylinders.…”

Conformation and distribution of groups on the surface of amphiphilic polyether-co-polyester dendrimers: Effect of molecular architecture

“…During tapping mode the regions that dissipate more energy display higher phase values [41][42][43]. Energy dissipation in this mode is reported to be influenced by the presence of water layer on the sample, higher amount of water on sample results in more energy dissipation [44]. Studies have shown that oxygen groups act as a strong water trapping sites by the formation of hydrogen bonds [45,46].…”

Enhancement of the Wettability of Carbon Blacks by Electrocapillary Rise Wetting

“…[5] To study the adsorption and surface properties of CB have been focused as can be seen elsewhere. [2,[6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25] For example, Pena et al [12] have studied the adsorption properties of CB by applying various solutions and solvents as probes those including the stearic acid, benzoic acid, phenol, propan1, octadecanl and ethyl acetate. In addition, in terms of literature, the surface free energy (g S ) of CB has been known to vary on the basis of the used methods and conditions.…”