2014
DOI: 10.14233/ajchem.2014.18120
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Percolation Evolution and Characteristics in the Formation Process of Pores for Porous Graphite

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“…Many achievements have been made in impregnating porous carbon/graphite with nonmetals (such as resin) or metals (such as aluminum, copper, Babbitt metal and antimony) effectively compacting pores, improving material performance parameters such as oxidation resistance, strength and hardness, and enhancing applications in extreme operating conditions including high temperatures, heavy loads and high abrasion environments [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]. As an impregnating material, antimony is superior to others, and has become a recent focus in the field of impregnated carbon/graphite materials [1,[12][13]. The operating temperature and strength of graphite/antimony are much higher than those of impregnated resin products.…”
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“…Many achievements have been made in impregnating porous carbon/graphite with nonmetals (such as resin) or metals (such as aluminum, copper, Babbitt metal and antimony) effectively compacting pores, improving material performance parameters such as oxidation resistance, strength and hardness, and enhancing applications in extreme operating conditions including high temperatures, heavy loads and high abrasion environments [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]. As an impregnating material, antimony is superior to others, and has become a recent focus in the field of impregnated carbon/graphite materials [1,[12][13]. The operating temperature and strength of graphite/antimony are much higher than those of impregnated resin products.…”
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“…Furthermore, antimony is more cost effective than silver, copper, and other metals of higher strength and abrasion resistance [1]. The graphite/antimony material is recently applied in mechanical field but few public research results in the academic field [12,13]. So there are many challenges that need to be solved, both in industrial applications and in academic research.…”
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confidence: 99%