SiO2 functional films were deposited on the surface of titanium by plasma assisted chemical vapour deposition(PACVD) and the composition of films was studied by XPS. Samples deposited with SiO2 films were immersed in ...SiO2 functional films were deposited on the surface of titanium by plasma assisted chemical vapour deposition(PACVD) and the composition of films was studied by XPS. Samples deposited with SiO2 films were immersed in different concentration simulated body fluid(SBF) for biomimetic deposition of hydroxyapatite(HA). The results show that SiO2 functional films deposited on titanium surface with PACVD have good bioactivity. Hydroxyapatite is formed while titanium coated with SiO2 is immersed in simulated body fluid for seven days.展开更多
Nanowires offer a unique access to low dimensional physics and nanotechnology. Silicon nanowires (SiNWs) are particularly interesting due to the prominent role of silicon in electronics. Various approaches for selecti...Nanowires offer a unique access to low dimensional physics and nanotechnology. Silicon nanowires (SiNWs) are particularly interesting due to the prominent role of silicon in electronics. Various approaches for selective growth and bulk production of SiNWs are demonstrated. Plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition with silane as a source and gold as catalyst is used for low-temperature (<400℃) selective growth of SiNWs [1], Fig.展开更多
Well-aligned open-ended multi-walled carbon nanotube （MWCNT） arrays were prepared via chemical vapor deposition （CVD） method in porous anodic aluminum oxide （AAO） templates without depositing any transition meta...Well-aligned open-ended multi-walled carbon nanotube （MWCNT） arrays were prepared via chemical vapor deposition （CVD） method in porous anodic aluminum oxide （AAO） templates without depositing any transition metals as catalyst. Effects of the CVD temperature and heat treatment were studied in detail. Well-aligned open-ended MWCNT arrays were obtained at the CVD temperature above 600℃; when CVD temperature is reduced to around 550℃, CNTs, CNFs and other structures existed at the same time; no CNTs or carbon nanofibres （CNFs） could be fouad as the CVD temperature is below 500℃, and only amorphous carbon in the porous AAO template was found. Experimental results showed that the AAO template is catalytic during the CVD process, and it has the following two effects： to catalyze thermal decomposition of acetylene and to catalyze conversion of carbon decomposed from acetylene into CNTs or CNFs. Heat treatment could improve the graphitization degree, but it might also introduce new defects.展开更多
文摘SiO2 functional films were deposited on the surface of titanium by plasma assisted chemical vapour deposition(PACVD) and the composition of films was studied by XPS. Samples deposited with SiO2 films were immersed in different concentration simulated body fluid(SBF) for biomimetic deposition of hydroxyapatite(HA). The results show that SiO2 functional films deposited on titanium surface with PACVD have good bioactivity. Hydroxyapatite is formed while titanium coated with SiO2 is immersed in simulated body fluid for seven days.
文摘Nanowires offer a unique access to low dimensional physics and nanotechnology. Silicon nanowires (SiNWs) are particularly interesting due to the prominent role of silicon in electronics. Various approaches for selective growth and bulk production of SiNWs are demonstrated. Plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition with silane as a source and gold as catalyst is used for low-temperature (<400℃) selective growth of SiNWs [1], Fig.
基金This project was supported by the National High Technology Research and Development Program of China （863 Program, No. 2004AA302030） and Na- tional Natural Science Foundation of China （NSFC No. 60574095）. Tests and analysis are supported by the United Foundation for Testing ＆： Analysis in Hefei, Chi- nese Academy of Sciences.
文摘Well-aligned open-ended multi-walled carbon nanotube （MWCNT） arrays were prepared via chemical vapor deposition （CVD） method in porous anodic aluminum oxide （AAO） templates without depositing any transition metals as catalyst. Effects of the CVD temperature and heat treatment were studied in detail. Well-aligned open-ended MWCNT arrays were obtained at the CVD temperature above 600℃; when CVD temperature is reduced to around 550℃, CNTs, CNFs and other structures existed at the same time; no CNTs or carbon nanofibres （CNFs） could be fouad as the CVD temperature is below 500℃, and only amorphous carbon in the porous AAO template was found. Experimental results showed that the AAO template is catalytic during the CVD process, and it has the following two effects： to catalyze thermal decomposition of acetylene and to catalyze conversion of carbon decomposed from acetylene into CNTs or CNFs. Heat treatment could improve the graphitization degree, but it might also introduce new defects.
