Quantum synthesis

Aleskovskii, V. B.

doi:10.1134/s1070427207110018

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“…This research, led by Aleskovskii at the Leningrad Lensovet Technological Institute (now Saint Petersburg State Institute of Technology), was known as "molecular layering," 17 , 18 and was largely motivated by a need to better understand the basic building blocks of compound materials. 17 Because most of this work was reported in Russian, much of the Western scientifi c community was not aware of this work until very recently. Even now, there are very few translations of the original Russian work and few citations of this work in any of the ALE or ALD literature.…”

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Progress and future directions for atomic layer deposition and ALD-based chemistry

2011

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“…And years later, (during the 1970s) his group in Russia worked on the developing this concept further [315]. And years later, (during the 1970s) his group in Russia worked on the developing this concept further [315].…”

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Crystal Growth through the Ages

Feigelson

2015

Handbook of Crystal Growth

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“…A high-purity ultradispersed carbon structure is synthesised by methane chlorination [9] carried out in a continuous reactor in a non-equilibrium regime with a chlorine deficit. These circumstances, as will be shown below, have a considerable influence of the result of the halogenation reaction.…”

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An Investigation of the Mechanical Properties of Nanocomposites Based on Polyepoxy Isocyanurates and Monodispersed Carbon Nanoparticles

Galitseiskii

Петунова

Афанасьев

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International Polymer Science and Technology

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Nanocomposites based on polyepoxy isocyanurate crosslinked systems of different chemical composition were produced in order to investigate the specific effect of technical nanocarbon on each individual polymer network. Monodispersed carbon particles were produced by methane chlorination conducted in a continuous reactor in a non-equilibrium regime with a chlorine deficit. The dependences of the forced elasticity limit, stress relaxation, etc., on the degree of filling were analysed. The possibility of interphase interaction between a specific polyepoxy isocyanurate network and ‘nanofiller’ was investigated. It was shown that a fairly low concentration (1 wt%) of monodispersed carbon particles of 20–25 nm size leads to a 25–30% increase in the elastic modulus and forced elasticity limit; similarly, the relaxation characteristics are also increased. It was established that improvement in a number of such properties is connected with the greater influence of interphase interactions between the polymer and filler on account of the large surface layer area.

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Quantum synthesis

Cited by 9 publications

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Progress and future directions for atomic layer deposition and ALD-based chemistry

Progress and future directions for atomic layer deposition and ALD-based chemistry

Crystal Growth through the Ages

An Investigation of the Mechanical Properties of Nanocomposites Based on Polyepoxy Isocyanurates and Monodispersed Carbon Nanoparticles

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