On the Formation of the Minimal-Energy Surface in the Solid-State Reactions of the Formation of Chromium Carbide

Shevchenko, V. Ya.; Gordeev, S. K.; Орыщенко, А. С.; Sokolov, V. N.; Lebedev, Lev A.; Sychev, M. M.; Khristyuk, N. A.

doi:10.1134/s1087659618060196

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“…At the beginning of the twentieth century (1904), the French chemist Moisson discovered the natural form of silicon carbide, studying the composition of kimberlite pipes and iron meteorites, discovered a mixture of small diamond crystals and silicon carbide. Now almost all diamond deposits found such heterogenetic mixtures . There are also known cases of the synthesis of such mixtures of nanometric size in thin layers.…”

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Synthesis of a New Class of Materials with a Regular (Periodic) Interconnected Microstructure

Shevchenko

Kovalchuk

Oryschenko

2020

Israel Journal of Chemistry

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Synthesis of a New Class of Materials with a Regular (Periodic) Interconnected Microstructure

Shevchenko

Kovalchuk

Oryschenko

2020

Israel Journal of Chemistry

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Preparation of surgical meshes using self-regulating technology based on reaction-diffusion processes

Polyák,

Vadász,

Tátraaljai

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Med Biol Eng Comput

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While reaction-diffusion processes are utilized in multiple scientific fields, these phenomena have seen limited practical application in the polymer industry. Although self-regulating processes driven by parallel reaction and diffusion can lead to patterned structures, most polymeric products with repeating subunits are still prepared by methods that require complex and expensive instrumentation. A notable, high-added-value example is surgical mesh, which is often manufactured by weaving or knitting. In our present work, we demonstrate how the polymer and the biomedical industry can benefit from the pattern-forming capabilities of reaction-diffusion. We would like to propose a self-regulating method that facilitates the creation of surgical meshes from biocompatible polymers. Since the control of the process assumes a thorough understanding of the underlying phenomena, the theoretical background, as well as a mathematical model that can accurately describe the empirical data, is also introduced and explained. Our method offers the benefits of conventional techniques while introducing additional advantages not attainable with them. Most importantly, the method proposed in this paper enables the rapid creation of meshes with an average pore size that can be adjusted easily and tailored to fit the intended area of application. Graphical abstract

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Reaction–Diffusion Mechanism of Synthesis in the Diamond–Silicon Carbide System

Shevchenko

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2021

Russ. J. Inorg. Chem.

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On the Formation of the Minimal-Energy Surface in the Solid-State Reactions of the Formation of Chromium Carbide

Cited by 4 publications

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Synthesis of a New Class of Materials with a Regular (Periodic) Interconnected Microstructure

Synthesis of a New Class of Materials with a Regular (Periodic) Interconnected Microstructure

Preparation of surgical meshes using self-regulating technology based on reaction-diffusion processes

Reaction–Diffusion Mechanism of Synthesis in the Diamond–Silicon Carbide System

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